Rick Owens - Glade

Award wining designer Rick Owens is no stranger to working in a variety of disciplines, along with his partner Michele Lamy they have broadened their fashion business to include art installations, furniture and their ‘Maison Objects’ collection. During both London Fashion Week and London Design Festival they opened their new exhibition Glade at the Carpenters Workshop Gallery in Mayfair we spoke with the projects creative force Michele ahead of the opening.

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Descente - From the Outside Looking in

This exclusive content exercise for Descente AW19 represents and viscerally displays the protective abilities of outerwear, illustrating how to put the garments together, whilst reflecting on nuances of layering and tailoring within the styling as an aesthetic modus operandi.

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INTERVIEW: MIINK

Hailed as one the UK most necessary emerging artists by DJ and Radio 1 presenter Benji B, Miinks soothing, soulful and introspective debut album Small Clan received critical acclaim for its genre spicing sonic backdrop mixed with D’angelo meets Prince vocal layers. We caught up with the west London native to talk about the modern music industry, Japanese fashion and his latest release “Miss me More” /

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Soulland SS20 - Backstage with Silas Adler

In an emotional ode to the brands home neighbourhood of Frederiksberg, Silas Adler and Jacob Kamp-Berliner along with recent team addition Mathieu Maalouf created not only a runway show but a community event to showcase Soullands SS20 “Power Pedestrian” collection.

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The Art of Warez

THE ART OF WAREZ is a short film amade by multi disciplinarian artist and film-maker Oliver Payne & painter and ANSI expert Kevin Bouton-Scott, telling the story of the hitherto virtually unknown world of the ANSI art scene … while some of us were whiling away the hours listening to cassette players make ‘that noise’ as it audibly loaded your game on a Vic 20 or a Spectrum 48k others were inside the machines taking control in a parallel universe located deep in pixels and code.

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EDITORIAL: HELLY HANSEN ARCHIVE

With inspiration drawn from deconstructed workwear palettes, safety colour tones and lightweight performance materials, the Helly Hansen Archive collection provides a progressive new look at the brands 140 years of design and product excellence. We took a closer look at the innovative technologies, contrasting fabrics and functional clip on accessories in our “Archive” Editorial /

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INTERVIEW: TONY HAWK

A man who needs no introduction; Tony Hawk is quite simply one of the most influential skaters that ever dropped in. He not only brought the sport to levels of visibility not yet scene, but he also redefined the scenes involvement with video games and music. Bringing countless new skaters and bands with him along the way. Now with the launch of the Tony Hawk Signature line, a capsule collection in collaboration with photography legend and friend Anton Corbijn available exclusively at London based luxury fashion retailer BROWNS. Tony is again pushing new boundaries for the culture /

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FIVE THINGS - SOY PANDAY

A true advocate of global perspective, Soy Panday has been looking to the horizon and letting creativity from all over the world inform his graphic work for years. As co founder of Magenta Skateboards with brothers Vivien and Jean Feil, Soy continues to push a more meaningful side to skateboarding.

We sat down with Soy at the tail end of Paris Fashion Week to get his “5 Things” /

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INTERVIEW: ADAM KATZ SINDING

A wonderer in the truest sense of the word, Adam Katz Sinding is an American-born and Copenhagen-based photographer who has innovated the world of street style documentary while traveling the globe in search of the perfect image. We catch up with Adam to talk about his latest book “Live From F*cking Everywhere” /

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GOOD HOOD X JOY DIVISION

In celebration of one of the most important albums of our time, as well as a landmark in music/design crossover history. London’s Goodhood have teamed up with the graphic architect of Joy Divisions seminal debut Peter Saville to create a capsule collection of curated items celebrating 40 years since "Unknown Pleasures" was first released /

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"Duet" - TAKAHIROMIYASHITATheSoloist SS20

‘Duet’ is the new Spring Summer 2020 collection by Takahiro Miyashita for his eponymous label TAKAHIROMIYASHITATheSoloist presented during this seasons Mens Paris Fashion Week. TheSoloist is inspired by Miyashita’s personal style, known for its asymmetrical cuts and unique modifications to normal pieces.

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EDITORIAL: SHIBUYA CROSSOVER HI TEC JAPAN

We took an urban hike from Yoyogi Uehara Subway Station to central Shibuya with Hi-Tec Japan in our latest editorial “Shibuya Crossover”.  Highlighting the brands ethos of “city to the trail”, we took a look at the different functional styles are available for various outdoor activities such as climbing, hiking, gorge walking or trekking. Or Simply going for to the local store for milk /

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FEATURE: HAMADAWASHI "ZOKUZOKUSURU WASHI" EXHIBITION

Hamadawashi believes that the strength of washi is not only its robustness, but the flexibility and adaptability to last without deterioration for a thousand years. To verify that, their washi is used to restore international masterpieces including the Sistine Chapel ceiling, Michelangelo's Last Judgment, Ukiyoe collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Louvre Museum collections.

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EDITORIAL: BRONX TALE

Bronx Tale by SOFIANE EDJE is the ninth in our exclusive online editorials. Using shadow and natural light to create texture and pattern, we look to merge these with the native colour back drops of the Bronx NY /

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MR PORTER ‘The Japan Edit’ - Kazumichi Maruoka

Kazumichi Maruoka is an artist who marches to the beat of his own drum. Well-schooled in hardcore and punk, he works in pottery and illustration – his sculptural work revolves around ingenious, artisanal reimagining’s of the human skull . Born and raised in Hiroshima and now based in the outskirts of Tokyo, Maruoka finds himself most at home at the CPW skate store in Kaminoge – As part of the “Japan Edit” project in collaboration with luxury menswear retailer MR PORTER, we met up with him in the quiet residential area, and a somewhat surprising location for this hub of Mr Maruoka’s creative friends, who who share his passions in skateboarding, films and music /

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