As the world finds itself in an ongoing state of flux, we have the opportunity to find new ways of living together as a global community; to find a new dialogue with ourselves, other people and the world around us. For her SS22 collection Fichu pour Fichu, Marine Serreexplored these possibilities, imagining what the future could look like if we were to change our habits and think more deeply about the food we eat, the way we move through life and the clothes we wear. A life without the feeling of loneliness that comes with isolation, but with the essential moments of solitude we need in order to reconnect with ourselves.
To express her ideas, this season Serre delves even deeper into the medium of film and all its radical storytelling possibilities with Ostal24. Continuing her partnership with trusted collaborators Sacha Barbin and Ryan Doubiago, which began with Amor Fati (SS21), the 13-minute short transports us through interior and exterior worlds that could be situated somewhere in the past, present or future.
“The most important thing for me is what people feel when they see Ostal24 rather than what they think,” Serre says. “I want people to feel the beauty and the simplicity of being together and finding joy in cooking, eating, dancing, yoga. And at the same time recognize that everyday we make choices that have an impact, so how can we be more responsible in the decisions we make? Fashion is about more than draping fabric and making a profit, it can be a place where we are free to take meaningful action.”
Leisure Projects, in collaboration with Tom of Finland Foundation, presents “The Sailor”, a collection of garments inspired by those of the trailblazing Tom of Finland, an iconic artist who for decades helped shape the identity of LGBTQ+ people.
Arriving this month, the “Urban Uniforms” launch highlights the dialogue between military elements and the East/West tailoring presented in the show at Galerie Vivienne in January 2022.
Julien Foucault and Alberic Nagnonhoun at Bananas Models captured by the lens of Niklas Bergstrand and styled by Tine Kozjak, for the “DANCE” issue of Fucking Young! magazine.
Taking design cues from iconic adidas classics of his youth, the global Pro team rider and skate icon delivers fresh colorways for the Experiment 01 and Experiment 02 silhouettes.
A commodity as basic and essential as water is once again the main element of the Botter brand and the undisputed protagonist of its latest diving-based campaign, which aims to use water to highlight its artistic and creative endeavors.
We are extending our personal stories and journeys in our Pride series beyond the month of June. Tom Prior is shot by Morgan Shaw and styled by Chalisa Guerrero in Ben… »
This project represents a change in his creative approach, “Berlin 1” is a warp of artistic melancholy, driven by Oscar’s distorted vocals and pristine instrumentation highlighting his usual attention to detail.
The all-new line-up of co-branded clothing and accessories features exciting designs inspired by both brands, blending KFC’s tongue-n-cheek interactive messaging with HYPE.’s bold heritage statements.
OUR LEGACY returns to fashion news to present its workshop and introduce new gear with running in mind, creating lightweight technical running pieces out of residual and upcycled materials.
Son of farmers, the 31-year-old designer draws his inspiration from his native Auvergne, from the rural world in which he grew up as well as from the outfits associated with it, but also from the colorful and pop fashion of the sixties.
As a hardware that stores and protects a body’s technological essential information – MARINE SERRE’s Hard Drive collection presented last March in Paris compresses the House’s ethos.
