Siki Im F/W 15
We would like to present to you Siki Im’s Fall/Winter 2015 collection lookbook.
Deepti Barth – Transgression
Before Deepti Barth, the former right hand in the design studio of Carol Christian Poell, departed to make her own line, she did an art project called Transgression, which can now be viewed at L’Eclaireur in Paris.
In November 2012 Barth flew to Cyprus with a small batch of clothes by Poell. The capital of Cyprus, Nicosia, has been partitioned between the Greek and the Turkish Cypriots after the Turks invaded the country in 1974. It remains the only city in Europe separated by an iron curtain, a subject all too familiar to Barth, who is German and now based in Berlin.
Julius and Kuboraum at Patron of the New
Last week we hosted an event for Julius and Kuborau at Patron of the New in New York.
Thom Browne F/W 15 – Women’s Backstage
We would like to present to you the Fall/Winter 2015 Women’s collection by Thom Browne backstage.
Alexandre Plokhov F/W 15 Men’s
We would like to present to you the Alexandre Plokhov F/W 15 Men’s collection, Lingua Franca.
Alexandre Plokhov F/W 15 – Women’s
We would like to present to you the F/W 2015 Women’s collection by Alexandre Plokhov, called Lingua Franca.
11 BY BORIS BIDJAN SABERI F/W 15
We would like to present to you 11 by Boris Bidjan Saberi’s Fall/Winter 2015 collection “Snow Bleach” lookbook. The collection alludes to mountain soldiers and the camouflage used in snowy surroundings. The use of bleach mimics the uniforms, used on cashmere, felted wool and flannel. These natural fabrics are complemented by the ripstop and reflective technical ones.
INAISCE FW15
We would like to present to you InAisce’s Fall/Winter 2015 collection.
Event: Julius & Kuboraum
Event: Julius & Kuboraum
Showroom: Mad et Len
On a recent trip to Paris I visited the showroom our favorite perfumer, Mad et Len. Moving to a dedicated showroom has allowed the brand to fully showcase its universe, which includes candles, lava rock home scents, and blackened iron objects hammered by hand. At the core of Mad et Len’s ethos is combining the light and the ethereal (scent) with the dark and earthy (hammered iron).