Save the date for FASHIONCLASH Festival 2016, the HERITAGE edition!
by Adriano B.

The 8th edition of the FASHIONCLASH takes place from June 30 – July 3 in Maastricht (The Netherlands). The 4-day festival program with Fashion Shows, Exhibitions, Performances, Designer Market, Fashion Talks, MAFAD Academy Graduation, Awards and Parties gives more than 150 designers and artists from all over the world the opportunity to show their work to a diverse international audience and industry professionals.
The 8th edition of the festival is curated around the theme of HERITAGE, consisting of a theme related and general programme. The festival is a reflection of what is going on within the international fashion scene in the new generation of designers; imagination of the zeitgeist of contemporary fashion design through the eyes of the new generation of designers and artists.
FASHIONCLASH Festival is an unique opportunity to discover new talent and to get inspired by the art of fashion, and is accessible to everyone. Most of the program is accessible for free, to attend the Fashion Shows there is a ticket sale starting beginning of May.
Since the first edition in 2009 more than 900 talents from 50 different countries have joined FASHIONCLASH Festival and were given the opportunity to show their talent and work. Some of their careers really took of from there! Take a look at fashionclash.nl for an impression of the event and the activities of FASHIONCLASH throughout the world.
Tsvetnoy Central Market SS16 Campaign
Chanel Fall/Winter 2016
actual
Save the date for FASHIONCLASH Festival 2016, the HERITAGE edition!
previous
Tsvetnoy Central Market SS16 Campaign
next
Chanel Fall/Winter 2016
Take a look at Dior Men Spring/Summer 2023 backstage, captured by the lens of Cole Fawcett during Paris Fashion Week, in exclusive for Fucking Young!
Colm Dillane staged his newest collection with a performance-art piece that merged fashion, art, and audience participation.
young n sang unveiled the lookbook for its “Merman” collection, captured by the lens of Choi Na Rang.
For the SS23 collection and Kaczmarek’s fourth collection for the brand, the designer continues to take his inspiration from the world of the Parisian city.
The Spring/Summer 2023 menswear collection of Acne Studios celebrates the joy of dressing up with a hint of subversion, skewing traditional formal dress codes for a modern, idiosyncratic take on occasionwear.
This season Ouest Paris dreams of Californian beaches, warm nights and space travel.
Inspired by a day spent gallery hopping around London on the hottest day of the year, Paul Smith’s SS23 men’s presentation in Paris revisits the 1980s art scene to offer a refined take on classic menswear silhouettes.
Simultaneously introducing two things that contradict each other as an homage to the duality of the whole; an embrace of the paradox.
The collection itself was conceived and created by the Louis Vuitton Prêt-à-Porter Homme studio: a constantly evolving ecosystem of creative minds who shared long working days since 2018 with Virgil Abloh and expanded during his eight seasons of artistic direction.
Honor The Gift’s Spring/Summer 2023 collection redefines workwear inspired by the imprint of overlooked Black Labor of the 1800s.
Givenchy unveiled its Spring/Summer 2023 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
The collection features curved and straight folds in the uniformly pleated fabric, finished with twisting and layering garment constructions.
The collection is a reaction to recent times. A contribution to the growing call to embrace connection – to lean into openness.
The classic structure of sartorialism, infused with a sense of loucheness and sensuality. A rumination between the need for protection, and the intimacy of up-close tactility.
Alexandre Mattiussi’s Spring/Summer 2023 is rich, sexy and eclectic, with a deliciously retro vibe of the 60s.
Tying into the original DNA of LES BENJAMINS, the Istanbul-based brand returns with a collection of acid-bright pieces that each draw inspiration from the notion of the “Electric Desert”.
To create an illusion. Here is Glenn Martens’ ambition for the SS23 collection of Y/Project.
Montblanc reinterprets its distinctive collection for active and busy lifestyles.
Ever inspired by nature and our impact on the world, ARTURO OBEGERO makes a social commentary against greed and its potential impact on his hometown in his Spring 23 collection.
Landing in Paris for the first time after the pandemic, Hiroaki Sueyasu of KIDILL makes its physical presentation show debut on Paris official calendar.
The collection is inspired by the creative agency borne out of “club attire,” coupled with wearability and functionality, brings forth an edited collection full of fluid pieces.
The SEAN SUEN SS23 collection presents, with pure black and white color tones, the subtle state when people fall into a sort of limbo with perception of discomfort like hangovers.