Roberto Piqueras is unveiling its new Fall/Winter 2015 collection through exclusive content on his instagram, today during the whole day you can watch the 15 videos of 15 sec. Piqueras 5 looks for 5 reasons project means that every look follow the same shape as a uniform but with completely different concept.
For the first one Piqueras goes inside of Henry David Thoreau universe thru Walden book “life in the woods”
The second look makes a tribute to Aaron Swartz, a hero of our time, that Piqueras admire as a pop icon of our most recent internet culture.
The third look try to give an idea of corporate managers, from the study that Robert Jackall made in moral mazes book.
The fourth look presents a contemporary problem as Big Data, something that Piqueras already talked in different creative jobs before, but never on clothes.
To finish the last look is the most personal, where he reflects his childhood at Concordia, neighbourhood in Sabadell, a suburb city near Barcelona, were the mix of cultures make him rich in languages and idea of what this universal life means.
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