On occasion of Marc O’Polo’s 50th anniversary Robbie & Ayda Williams personally presented their Special Sweatshirt Capsule Collection for the brand in Munich. The collaboration with the fashion label founded in 1967 got realised under the motto ‘Let’s celebrate 50
// CREDITS: PHOTOGRAPHY: ALEJANDRA GOMEZ VASQUEZ STYLING: ISABEL FELMER HAIR&MAKE-UP: ADÉLIE BALEZ @ B-AGENCY MODEL: DEILA VIGUR @ UPMODELS PARIS ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER: ADRIEN VIGREUX RETOUCHING&POST PRODUCTION: AUDREY FAVIER @ LACEN/STUDIO PARIS // CLOTHES: AZZEDINE ALAÏA, DORHOUT MEES, GENTLE MONSTER, ISABEL FELMER, KARL LAGERFELD,
// CREDITS: PHOTOGRAPHY: MIRJAM KLUKA HAIR&MAKE-UP: GABRIEL DE FRIES @STYLE COUNCIL MODEL: HENRY RAUSCH @ ONE TIME MANAGEMENT // CLOTHES: CHRISTIAN DIOR VINTAGE, GIANNI VERSACE VINTAGE, ICEBERG VINTAGE, ANN DEMEULEMEESTER, VALENTINO, CLAUDIA GÜDEL, STEFAN STEINER
Details are added to designs today more often than not to embellish surfaces, which draws attention away from form. Instead of stripping away unnecessary details found on garments, Max.Tan asks, how can these details instead be turned into a necessity
With a series of interviews with young designers. who showed at last year’s Fashionclash Festival, we’d like to explore what their dreams, hopes and positioning are. Today with Uta Bekaia. Laura, how are you today? Things are going well. Busy with
J.W. Anderson reinvented the dress for Spring/Summer 2017 with superposition of volumes, pleats and cut-outs. We could see fluid dresses underlining the silhouette but also heavy strapped jackets resulting in a sophisticated contrast. It was difficult to follow Anderson’s line
On occasion of Marc O’Polo’s 50th anniversary Robbie & Ayda Williams personally presented their Special Sweatshirt Capsule Collection for the brand in Munich. The collaboration with the fashion label founded in 1967 got realised under the motto ‘Let’s celebrate 50
// CREDITS: PHOTOGRAPHY: ALEJANDRA GOMEZ VASQUEZ STYLING: ISABEL FELMER HAIR&MAKE-UP: ADÉLIE BALEZ @ B-AGENCY MODEL: DEILA VIGUR @ UPMODELS PARIS ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER: ADRIEN VIGREUX RETOUCHING&POST PRODUCTION: AUDREY FAVIER @ LACEN/STUDIO PARIS // CLOTHES: AZZEDINE ALAÏA, DORHOUT MEES, GENTLE MONSTER, ISABEL FELMER, KARL LAGERFELD,
// CREDITS: PHOTOGRAPHY: MIRJAM KLUKA HAIR&MAKE-UP: GABRIEL DE FRIES @STYLE COUNCIL MODEL: HENRY RAUSCH @ ONE TIME MANAGEMENT // CLOTHES: CHRISTIAN DIOR VINTAGE, GIANNI VERSACE VINTAGE, ICEBERG VINTAGE, ANN DEMEULEMEESTER, VALENTINO, CLAUDIA GÜDEL, STEFAN STEINER
Details are added to designs today more often than not to embellish surfaces, which draws attention away from form. Instead of stripping away unnecessary details found on garments, Max.Tan asks, how can these details instead be turned into a necessity
With a series of interviews with young designers. who showed at last year’s Fashionclash Festival, we’d like to explore what their dreams, hopes and positioning are. Today with Uta Bekaia. Laura, how are you today? Things are going well. Busy with
J.W. Anderson reinvented the dress for Spring/Summer 2017 with superposition of volumes, pleats and cut-outs. We could see fluid dresses underlining the silhouette but also heavy strapped jackets resulting in a sophisticated contrast. It was difficult to follow Anderson’s line