Arte Fall/Winter 2021
by Adriano B.














For Fall/Winter 2021 Arte Antwerp dives into the history of an extraordinary art movement of the late 19th century: Art Nouveau.
“Often referred to as the DNA of modern life, the art movement was deeply rooted and fueled by societal changes. Back then, industrialized production caused a sacrifice of quality above quantity. This led up to a growing number of artists and creatives that made it their mission to transform and modernize society for the better through their art and more. Antonio Gaudi and our very own Belgian architects Henry van de Velde and Victor Horta are considered some of the more prominent artists in the movement.”
Channeling the expressive and ornamental legacy of the art form, Arte Antwerp’s collection speaks to a shifting zeitgeist. Arte Antwerp took these elegant inspirations and translated them into a contemporary collection featuring various references embroidered, screen printed and for the first time lasered on many of the pieces. The basics are prewashed Jersey in 270 GR and American Fleece in 460 GR. Arte Antwerp introduces for the first time items in 100% wool. Furthermore, new tracksuit silhouettes are added, crafted in premium nylon. And to round up, Arte Antwerp comes with several outerwear items: a sherpa jacket, a down jacket and a tailored long coat. The typical Arte Antwerp color palette is enriched with a forest green, a soft yellow and a lavender shade of pink.
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WOOD WOOD Fall/Winter 2021 Lookbook
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of hip-hop culture, Villaseñor has created a series of pieces inspired by 1970s New York hip-hop and b-boying, including breakdance-ready designs in footwear and apparel.
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Little else is known about this new installment of the collaboration, except for the release date, which is March 30th.
The 9 finalists for the Best Designer award have been officially announced, every one of them dominated by their creativity, celebration of traditional crafts, and commitment to the environment.
Dubbed “Where did the innocence go?”, this capsule alludes to the childlike innocence that withers while growing up and to the nostalgia that one can feel about it.
From May 14th, the 4th edition of the Sustainable Challenge exhibition will be open to the public in the lobby of the Disseny Hub Barcelona.
Having recently signed to RCA Records, Jordan Adetunji made an amazing return last February with his new single “YOU & I”.
On the occasion of his No Stylist world tour, Destroy Lonely worked closely with 1017 ALYX 9SM’s Matthew M. Williams to design a limited-edition capsule collection.
Featuring 16 pieces of exceptional works from U.S.-based artists, the exhibition celebrates creativity as a means to escape from the noise of everyday life and find beauty amidst chaos.
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Inspired by a day spent on Oregon’s scenic Deschutes River, taking in views of wildlife and lush landscapes, this new spring collection aims to pay tribute to all that Columbia’s backyard has to offer.
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Albarella unveiled its Fall/Winter 2023 collection titled “HUNTY”, inspired by the designer’s own experiences while growing up queer in Southern Italy.
The collection explores punk couture with strong Gothic influence.
Photographer Marc Medina brings us a selection of the best looks captured in the streets of Lisbon during ModaLisboa, in exclusive for Fucking Young!
FANG unveiled its Spring/Summer 2023 campaign captured by the lens of Rob Woodcox.
The collaboration between the French fashion house Louis Vuitton and the Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama has been a great success.
“I wanted to introduce a new visual language to Bally campaigns, a mix of bold sophistication and sensuality to express my modern vision of luxury.”
We Are Not Friends is a brand of artists and this is how they have defined it in each of the collections they have made since their adventure began.
The campaign is rooted in the conceptual threads that characterized the label’s seminal SS23 runway show “Celebration”, which served as both a celebration of life and of new beginnings, weaving together essential aspects of Virgil Abloh’s design legacy into future-forward creations.
Let’s see what happens. We’ll keep you posted…
This season, designer Andre Tan places extra emphasis on the issue of global warming and its far-reaching consequences.
Rethinking, reanalyzing and redefining are part of the lexicon of this collection, which intends to show the most fragile and, at the same time, strongest and most secure part of our personality.
From March 9th to 12th, the fashion industry’s eyes were fixed on Lisbon, as ModaLisboa presented its latest edition titled “CORE”.
“After 10 years I am announcing today that I will be leaving Moschino. I’ve had a blast creating designs that will live on forever.”
We put together our Spring Essentials picks, with pieces that we love and that can only enhance what we already have in our wardrobes.