For the eighth in our series of online exclusive editorials, we look toward late 70’s NYC based band Television who’s debut album Marque Moon is wildly sighted as a cult classic. In this case we have reinterpreted classic promo images of the band using designers & brands such as Needles, Wacko Maria and Raf Simmons /
Read MoreBorn a Japanese mother and American father, Mr Lono Brazil grew up between Japan and the USA before settling in Tokyo in his mid-20s. Now he serves as director of Union Tokyo – the latest outpost of the cult LA store, which Mr Brazil has been instrumental in making a success – while working with Nike to support local running communities in the city. As part of the “Japan Edit” project in collaboration with luxury menswear retailer MR PORTER, we met up with him at Union and the neighbourhood he remembers from childhood, just behind Yoyogi park /
Read MoreDiscussing fashion with Tomoki Takaso is never dull. Having worked for almost a decade at famed Japanese publication Huge, Takaso turned to retail when it folded, making the most of his eye for the avant-garde by opening Velvet, a vintage store now in its fourth year of business. As part of the “Japan Edit” project in collaboration with luxury menswear retailer MR PORTER, we met up with Tomoki in Shimo Kitazawa, an area that, aside from its wealth of vintage clothing, is known for its underground music scene and hole-in-the-wall eateries /
Read MorePutting the spotlight firmly on the growing tension surrounding global over consumption, we take a look at CMMN SWDN’s SS19 collection entitled “Its a Jumble Out There”. By making use of opposing angles and polarised perspective, the collections skewed proportions are highlighted in our latest brand story “The World Keeps Turning” /
Read MoreA brand founded on principles, FEIT has garnered a loyal army of fans who stand behind its purist perspective and devotion to the ethics of hand made footwear. We caught up with founder Tull Price to chat about his journey and the brands new store in San Francisco /
Read MoreBoasting an Impressive list of international Designers and an immersive concept space, Taipai’s NE Sense has been a go-to destination for luxury meets contemporary menswear in nations capital. Since launching their in house line NECESSITY SENSE in 2017, the Hsieh brothers take on formal tailoring mixed with modern fluid silhouettes has further solidified their place on the international map. With obvious inspiration coming from the families ties to the local fishing industry, we take a closer look at the brands Spring / Summer 2019 collection entitled “A Needle in the Sea” /
Read MoreBED j.w. FORD’s rise on the Tokyo fashion seen has not gone unnoticed in the west. A regular within the pages of THE NEW ORDER / for a number of seasons now, the brand presented its SS19 collection oversee’s as part of Pitti Uomo’s international curation of guest designers in Florence. We caught up with Designer Shinpei Yamagishi to talk more about the process of preparing and executing a show so far from home, and the unveiling of the first collaboration with Adidas originals /
Read MoreA graduate from the prestigious Royal College of Art, Liam Hodges signature blend of patchwork, wide-silhouettes, workwear and sportswear has built an army of fans since his debut collection for Fashion East in 21014. A leading light in the London menswear scene ever since, Hodges’ appeal has drawn collaborations with some of the most recognisable names in the industry/
Read MoreThe seventh in our series of online exclusive editorials, “Colours Collide” uses the canvas of the human body, and a muted garment palette to showcase an abstract exploration of the inner minds workings /
Read MoreJames Brackenbury is the Founder & Creative Director of London based brand, Stain Shade. The brand was born out of a personal obsession with tie dye /
Read MoreNumber six in our series of online exclusive editorials, “Under Dreaming Spires” channels lazy sunday afternoon’s and late 60’s counterculture icons such as Syd Barrett. Featuring brands such as Barena, Bianca Saunders, Damir Doma, Daniel W Fletcher and more /
Read MoreWe look back to vol.16 and our conversation with Sasquatchfabrix. designer Daisuke Yokoyama and its accompanying editorial. The brand is a unique culmination of Yokoyama’s deep consideration for Japanese heritage and his own immersion and experiences in cultural aspects from around the world.
Read MoreOur fifth online editorial, "New Dawn Fades", looks at the purity of the colour white, seen through different shades and ultraviolet lights
Read MoreThe career of legendary Japanese musician and composer Ryuichi Sakamoto began in the ’80s with YMO. He has since left footsteps on virtually every corner of music, from classical to experimental. Now, following a battle with throat cancer in 2014 that led to a six-month hiatus from music, Sakamoto is well and truly back. We sat down with the man himself to talk about where he is in both music and in life.
Read MoreDaniel Bailey of CONCEPT KICKS shares his thoughts on the most progressive footwear silhouettes of the AW19 season with a mood and move toward hybrid formal styles taking centre stage /
Read MoreTHE NEW ORDER is proud to present our 10th Anniversary Space at Dover Street Market London and Ginza.
For the next few weeks you will be able to check out all the exclusive Ltd Edition product developed with the following friends, designers, and brands…
Read MoreTHE NEW ORDER has nothing to do with trends, it has everything to do with strong minds and philosophies. When we decided to do something for the 10th anniversary of the magazine we wanted to work with people who are consistent with there outlay. All names we have built a relationship with over the last decade each product reflects the DNA of THE NEW ORDER in a unique way.
Read MoreAddressing our evolving relationship to technology and the body, Chris Dorland’s recently opened “Synthetic Skin” allows us to apprehend the force of intrusive technologies as they merge into our bodies and psyches. We caught up with the NYC based artist to talk through the process of his evolving work as it embraces digital mediums /
Read MoreWe all have a story to tell that shapes us as people, be it geographically or creatively. Guillermo Andrade is no exception. As the founder and creative force behind 424 Inc and its older sibling concept space FOURTWOFOUR on Fairfax, Andrade is proof personified that the American Dream is still alive and kicking. We caught up with Guillermo at the Met in NYC to discuss his past, present and future moves /
Read MoreThe fourth in our series of online exclusive editorials, “The Confidence Of Youth” draws focus to burgeoning conviction through the intimacy of a portrait /
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