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Balenciaga F/W’17: More ‘Fake News’ than ‘Feel the Bern’
The Gvasalia brothers are a fascinating, frustrating pair. If you’re a fan of fashion, it was impossible to make it through 2016 without coming into contact with the minds behind Vetements. A label seemingly fuelled in part by its avant-garde … Continue reading
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Tagged 2017, balenciaga, clothes, clothing, demna gvasalia, editorial, fall, fashion, fw17, guram gvasalia, images, menswear, paris fashion week, pfw, streetwear, style, thoughts, vetements, winter
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Supreme x Louis Vuitton — Whatever.
There’s a famous quote from Dennis Green, the late coach of the Arizona Cardinals, following a game the team played in 2006 against the Chicago Bears. In the first half of this game the Cardinals amassed a comfortable 20-point lead … Continue reading
“Why adidas and Alexander Wang’s collab makes total sense” for DAZED
I wrote a piece for DAZED about how, in collaboration, adidas Originals and Alexander Wang have found their cultural counterparts. Read the whole article now over at DAZED.
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Tagged 2016, adidas originals, alexander wang, clothes, clothing, collaboration, dazed, dazeddigital, fall, fashion, fw16, opinion, Sept, ss17, streetwear, thoughts, winter
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Maiden Noir F/W16 — Into the Silence
A few years back, maybe 2012, I was a massive fan of Maiden Noir. After their early days making kind of ishy t-shirts that were indistinguishable from All Saints and Passarella Death Squad at the time, the Seattle-based brand seemed … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016, alternative, clothes, clothing, culture, fall, fall winter 2016, fashion, fw16, images, into the silence, japan, link, lookbook, maiden noir, menswear, nin truong, review, seattle, Sept, streetwear, thoughts, winter
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Frieze 2015 for HighSnobiety
I was asked by HighSnobiety to attend this year’s Frieze Art Fair in London. After spending an afternoon exploring the exhibition I wrote a recap about some of my personal highlights from Frieze 2015. You can read the whole article … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, art, contemporary art, culture, fall, frieze, highsnobiety, images, lifestyle, link, london, modern art, oct, recap, review, thoughts
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Noah — Fall/Winter 2015 Lookbook
A few months on from the initial announcement that he would be reviving the line, Brendon Babenzien’s Noah clothing opened its flagship store on New York’s Mulberry Street on October 15th with an online store opening shortly after. Now the … Continue reading
WTaps Fall/Winter 2015 Collection
WTaps is back for Fall/Winter 2015 with its latest collection, continuing with the “Lifist” philosophy that Tetsu Nishiyama has been exploring for the past few seasons. Early imagery suggests that the brand is returning to its original streetwear roots. Official … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, alternative, clothes, clothing, collection, culture, editorial, fall, fall/winter 2015, fashion, fw15, japan, life, lifestyle, london, lookbook, magazine, menswear, photography, popeye, review, skateboarding, streetwear, style, TET, tetsu nishiyama, thoughts, tokyo, uk, winter, wtaps
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Maiden Noir — Fall/Winter 2015 Collection: ‘Forever Lost’
Seattle menswear label Maiden Noir released the imagery for their latest collection, ‘Forever Lost’, inspired by the tones and architecture of the planet’s quickly vanishing glaciers. Accompanied by a lookbook set in an appropriate location, the collection is immediately characterised … Continue reading
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Descendant — Fall/Winter 2015 Lookbook
Descendant, the fledgling brand from TETsu and Mikiko Nishiyama, released the imagery for its Fall/Winter 2015 collection the other week. Continuing with its vision of creating a comprehensive lifestyle fashion collection for the entire family, the brand’s latest collection offers … Continue reading
Burma MFG — F/W15: ‘T.D.W.W.M.’ Part One Lookbook
Just a real quick follow-up from my previous post about Burma’s FW15 collection. A full lookbook for ‘T.D.W.W.M.’ Part One is now available to view over at the Burma MFG website. I’ve posted a selection of my favourite images below, … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, alternative, burma, burma mfg, clothes, clothing, culture, fall, fashion, fw15, indie, jordan hartigan, lookbook, menswear, sep, Sept, skateboarding, streetwear, style, t.d.w.w.m., winter
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