Predicting the future… What will happen in 2013?
by Luca Imbimbo
-1… We want to end our countdown differently… Not with what has already happened but with what we expect to happen! The innovative spirit of FuckingYoung! encourages us to go ahead, to look beyond, to think about the future… So here they are the nine things that we imagine, or hope, could happen… Now we have to tell you one thing: “Happy New Year!”.
9 – After two years at Pitti, Valentino says good-bye Florence to come back to Paris… A top secret
collection!
8 – We hope in the discovery of one (or even more) new designer with an inimitable talent, a unique, amazing, unforgettable taste who will be able to write a new male fashion’s chapter!
7 – The 2013 S/S trend? A lot of colours and fancies for shorts, shirts and jackets… Precious fabrics, clear lines and a measured eccentricity…. The accessory? Handbags…
6 – The relaunch of Maison Schiaparelli… Who will be the Art Director? There will be a line for men?
5 – In March the J.W. Anderson’s capsule collection for Versus. Will be he the new Art Director?
4 – The new collaboration with H&M… The name is still unknown but there are a lot of rumors yet…
3 – Tom Ford at London Men Collections.
2 – Hedi Slimane’s debut for Yves Saint Laurent Paris Menswear at PFW
1 – FuckingYoung! second issue… A new goal!
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