Save The Duck is back for Fall/Winter 2020-21 with a new collection that combines a selection of high-performance and highly technological fabrics with the brand’s 100% animal-friendly methods.
Titled “Urban Collection“, the new range inspired by the fascinating beliefs of the ancient peoples of Tibet and follows in the footsteps of the great achievements of Kuntal A. Joisher, the World’s first Vegan to scale Everest wearing a suit created by Save The Duck. Fashion elements are blended with highly technological items of outdoor clothing from the 100% animal-free quilted jacket brand, creating clean, streamlined, minimal and modern lines.
In addition to this, Save The Duckalso released a special capsule collection titled “Skyscraper”, by the Japanese designer Satoshi Yamane, with items of an urban and essential character, inspired by the highest peaks of the mountains and the uncontaminated woody landscapes, in a perfect marriage between materials and details selected for high performance.
This collection shows inspiration from heavenly places like the Ladakh Valley in Kashmir and the Himalayas, reflecting the primary values of nature and its incessant transformation, as well as those of the matriarchal traditions of the Brokpa people, bound to ancestral beliefs that are undeniably fascinating.
SICKO19 returns reinterpreted and directed once again to the young public, this time presented in collaboration with Lunay who has participated in the design of several exclusive limited-edition garments from this line.
Ángel and César, the minds behind the brand, propose mixing garments that combine emotion and reason, with a very strong influence from the contemporary culture without leaving out oodles of sophistication and a serious sense of humor.
Augustine at Nisch, Jacob at Mikas and Gusten at Le Management, shot by Isak Berglund Mattsson-Mårn and styled by Anna Sjunnesson, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
We had the chance to talk with Jaime Álvarez, the creative mind behind the brand, about the current social situation, the digital world, and the inspiration behind his new creations.
The designs follow hallmarks of ACW*: Asymmetry, material exploration and subdued color. And, in honoring Converse’s heritage, Ross ties a thread through from childhood to the maturation of his brand.
The OJW range has been curated from the very best natural ingredients including Jojoba, Abyssinia, Perilla, Macadamia and Savita seed oils that protect and replenish the hair and skin.
Hollywood actor and amateur skateboarder, Jack Dylan Grazer fronts our Spring/Summer 2020 Olympic Issue shot by Kapturing in 2028 Olympic host city of Los Angeles. While 16-year-old Grazer empowers kids to go out and claim their own piece to skate on, the Olympics can also connect to fond childhood memories. We also look at it for inspiration and a call for togetherness.
