Swat Swatsky is the founder and Creative Director behind his namesake brand. Born in Turkey’s Black Sea region, Swatsky escaped from his semi-communist hometown aged 19, to pursue Fine Arts studies in Istanbul. His Fine Arts educational chapter was followed by a master’s degree in Menswear from the Florentine Polimoda International Institute of Fashion Design & Marketing, under the supervision of fashion industry icon Linda Loppa.
Swatsky embodies a new genre in menswear; one defined by a street-savvy attitude juxtaposed with a mature sense of luxury.
The Fall/Winter 2018 offerings presented in Paris, marks Swatsky’s debut collection. A collection, in which flashbacks from the designer’s past are contrasted with flash forward-style design and volumes. Each garment is designed with the purpose of relaying a message, without giving away Swatsky’s complete life story. A story that is a fusion of – non-cliché – Nineties which reflect the found- er’s semi-communist hometown, a recurring presence of 18th-century art.
Swatsky’s debut collection is high-brow, though anti-elitist. Contemporary, with great respect for the past.
After a first collaboration with the French specialist BMX manufacturer Bogarde, Dior Homme presents a second exclusive design, once again combining the technical skill of the cycle specialist with the Dior Homme house codes.
It’s the 10th anniversary of the I.L.P (I Love Pet) line, and to celebrate it, Beyond Closet release a new campaign in collaboration with Thank You Studio.
Precious golden details feature on a selection of Dior Homme mainstays for a capsule collection based around the Fall/Winter 2018 collection created by Kris Van Assche.
For Fall/Winter 2018, Feng looks to her childhood home – number 239, which is embroidered on garments throughout the collection – and takes inspiration from the quotidian things that evoke a sense of home, or memories of her family and friends.
With his unique attitude combining elegance and rebellion, Robert Pattinson is the face of the Dior Homme Fall 2018 campaign, captured by Karl Lagerfeld‘s camera.
Once again, H&M reveals one of his collaborations with high fashion brands: It’s time for the Italian brand Moschino and his creative director Jeremy Scott.
