In nature, events mark the coming and going of the seasons and the changing of weather. In the same way, Save the Duck is inaugurating a new season with the creative talent of Christopher Raeburn, designing the ‘RECYCLE’ project together.
The combined vision of Save the Duck and Raeburn sees a collection that learns from nature and adapts to urban living to provide protection from the elements in the most innovative, adaptable and sustainable of ways. Iconic Save the Duck attributes such as PLUMTECH® padding, heat sealed seams and highly performing recycled fabrics provide the foundation for Raeburn’s radical design approach.
Raeburn plays to his strengths through the deconstruction and reconstruction of original military garments to provide iconic, innovative garments that are rich in authentic detailing. Camouflage field jackets and bomber with patchwork heat-sealed seams become protective shells and thermal linings become indispensable to protect yourself in unstable and unpredictable weather.
As always, considered sourcing is of paramount importance for both brands and all materials have been chosen inline with the “ANIMAL FRIENDLY” mission of Save the Duck.
On this edition of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Mexico, the project created by Daniel Herrans and Paola Palazón, presented two menswear designers: Ocelote and Manov.
Set in an underground parking lot, the location gave way to experience the technique of “Dérive” the rapid passage through varied ambiances of the city, practiced by the group of political and artistic social rebels of the mid-20th century – Situationists.
For Spring 2019, Givenchy’s streamlined, scuba-inspired JAW bag for men is gliding into fine weather mode with a stark white edition and two new, smaller styles.
Designers Archie Dickens, Federico Protto, Pu Tianqu, Saskia Lenaerts, Victor Huarte and Vitor Antunes, showed their collections at the SANGUE NOVO platform, during Moda Lisboa.
Patrick de Padua showed a Spring/Summer 2019 collection featuring deconstructed silhouettes between fair and oversized, as well as overlapping of materials, in an assumed streetwear/sportswear DNA.
The style has been created through the overlaying of multiple references, divided between a return to formal wardrobe and a more cool attitude in relation to self-comfort.
Kolovrat showed its Spring/Summer 2019 collection in Lisbon, featuring vivid colors, embedded in the democratic expression, “where every fabric, every pattern, every cut transports us to a life of liberation”.
Andrew Coimbra’s Spring/Summer 2019 collection explores the carefree spirit of summer in the city; lightweight, loose, and bubbling with cheeky spontaneity.
Alexandra Moura’s collection for the upcoming Spring/Summer season reinforces the history of the designer and her childhood, evoking the holidays in Trás-os-Montes, near the frontier— Vila Verde da Raia.
This Fall/Winter 2018, challenge the elements with Sky’s the Limit by Lacoste L!VE, a streetwear collection featuring unisex outerwear and warm fabrics to handle the cold winter.
Jonas Toft Simonsen at Unique Models photographed by Lasse Wind and styled by Denis Bjerregaard & Sabina Simmelhag, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
Caleb Carrillo at MP Management Los Angeles photographed by David Gerry and styled with pieces from Maor Luz, Calvin Klein, and Diesel, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
