Devoa FW15 Preview
We would like to present to you Devoa’s Fall/Winter 2015 Collection Preview.
Photography by Kazuyoshi Usui.
Future Beauty
“Future Beauty: 30 Years of Japanese Fashion” is currently showing at the Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA), in Brisbane, Australia. The exhibition comes from the archives of the prestigious Kyoto Costume Institute and explores the influence Japanese fashion designers have had over the last thirty years.
The comprehensive collection is comprised of more than one hundred pieces from the heavyweights like Rei Kawakubo of
PJ HARVEY | ANN DEMEULEMEESTER | PATRICK ROBYN
As the singer P.J. Harvey prepares to record her new album, we decided to publish this slightly abridged version of the article about Harvey’s last album, Let England Shake, and about her friendship with Ann Demeulemeester and Patrick Robyn.
Abasi Rosborough F/W 2015 Preview
Below is the preview of the Abasi Rosborough F/W 2015 collection this New York label will present in Paris later this month.
Betony Vernon
Last week Betony Vernon, the Paris-based jewelry designer, relaunched her collection of jewelry that double as instruments of sexual pleasure, at Dover Street Market in New York.
Though Vernon makes fine jewelry as well, her reputation comes from those of her products that are the stuff of sexual fantasy. Or, in the world according to Vernon, sexual reality.
In 1992 when Vernon launched a jewelry collection called Sado-Chic, she knew she hit a nerve. The sexually charged collection was based on pieces that connect to each other. The emotional and physical connection of lovers was now manifested in silver rings and chains.
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Devoa SS15 Preview
We would like to present to you Devoa’s Spring/Summer 2015 Collection Preview.
Omtura Bags
Omtura is a leather goods line designed in Israel by an Ukrainian expat Anton Edelshtein.
In order to achieve their sculptural shape the bags are made using the tough leather normally reserved for belts.
Tobias Wistisen SS15
We would like to present to you the newest collection by jewelry designer Tobias Wistisen.
Leon Emanuel Blanck
“I wanted to drape a piece of fabric into a pair of trousers, because molding on a human body was something we weren’t taught in fashion school” – says Leon Emanuel Blanck, the young German designer whose concise and conceptual collections, after only 4 seasons, are stocked by meccas of all things black and deconstructed such as Antonioli in Milan, Ink in Hong Kong, and SV Moscow. “I couldn’t find anyone to do it on, so I ended up doing it on myself. I had to move and turn a lot while I was at it, so I got a very distorted pair of trousers”.