Yoni takes a trip to the harsh North East Coast of England to sample the local surf, his love of outerwear, and pieces of 70’s nostalgia are his influence and uniform that will help him navigate the elements.
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The PORTER EXCHANGE (PX) store located in Shibuya’s new Parco department store focuses mainly on PORTER’s iconic TANKER series. The store design based on the concept of “POST EXCHANGE” at a base camp. For this latest instalment focusing on PORTER we have taken a closer look at the PX exclusive TANKER series, a line of bags and accessories characterised by a combination of unique colours aligned with the store fit out along with the point of the PX original mil-spec tag on the interior.
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In this latest installation at what is on offer at PORTER we have gone inside the flagship store in Shibuya, Tokyo to showcase the Flying Ace collection. Placing the items in areas of the store that provide a greater insight into the ambiance of the hotel themed store defines this editorial.
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PORTER have long led the way with innovation and quality with production dating back 85 years. We have taken a closer look at the Japanese labels Counter Shade collection which has been made exclusively for its flagship store in Omotesando, Shibuya in the heart of the Tokyo shopping capital.
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We have taken a closer look at what is on offer at what is on offer at leading Tokyo retailer Supply / Backdoor with an editorial shot in the quiet neighbourhood of Yoyogi Hachima, the area surrounding the store.
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We take a look at the latest Wacko Maria + Rage Against The Machine collection with an editorial shot by James Oliver /
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“Bloc Party” takes a look at the seasons key color pallets and creates tonal looks that are windswept by elemental fources. Bo Ningen Guitarist Yuki Tsujii features in our latest online exclusive editorial /
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I’m the Dude, so thats what you call me. That or, uh His Dudeness, or uh, Duder, or El Duderino, if you are not into the whole brevity thing…. /
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Wood Wood returned to Copenhagen Fashion Week. We sat down with the guys behind Wood Wood and talked about the return to their hometown /
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Leading up to Soulland’s AW20 Men’s & Women’s fashion show during Copenhagen Fashion Week, we caught up with the two founders for a chat about the past, current status and their thoughts about the brand.
Stay tuned as The New Order exclusively live streams the show right here /
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Synonymous with travel and innovative expression, côte&ciel's “Horizons” series profiles the inner mind workings of forward thinking creatives from around the globe.
Fourth in the Horizons Series, côte&ciel profiles New Zealand native, Founder and Editorial Director of street culture magazines The New Order and her., James Oliver /
Sacai has built a clear brand DNA and voice over the years, yet designer Chitose Abe has expressed that her formula for creating her sough-after hybrids is mainly based on pure intuition than a set formula. As it turns out, Einstein the proponent of arguably the most famous and universal of all formulas; E = mc2 was also a big believer in intuition so you could say this theme as a match made in heaven.
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Matthew Williams’ 1017 ALYX 9SM rounded off the week of Mens shows in Paris returning to clandestine like industrial office show space of glass and metal that pairs perfectly with the designers intricate technical detailing. This season saw the designer push even further away from his streetwear ‘roots’ adopting more traditional menswear codes alongside feminine silky slip dresses whilst retaining the design details that bought him to the fore.
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In typical Raf fashion there were no show notes or interviews to expand on the story that was presented however with stand-out fur-lined muffs emblazoned with ’Solar Youth’, ‘They Can’t Stop Us All’ and ‘The Future Has Begun’ maybe this was the designers comment on the state of our planet and the younger generations feeling of collective angst against the ruling powers and establishment and desire to flee a scorched earth?
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Sébastien Meunier looked to ballet masterpiece ‘The Afternoon of Faun’ written by Vaslav Nijinsky and first performed in the city of Paris over 100 years ago, and Claude Debussy’s music as inspiration for his Autumn-Winter mens collection.
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There have been a few designers changing lanes in the last couple of seasons, and the wave of new elegance and technical minimalism has officially hit land. Mihara Yasuhiro is clearly not a creative director that feels the need to swerve and we should admire a designer that sticks to his guns.
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During the chaos of Fashion Week’s never ending circus of shows and presentations, TNO needed to slow things down a bit. We grabbed 5 minutes with one of the most interesting (at least in our eyes) designers and brands to emerge from Tokyo in the last few years, Shinpei Yamagishi of BED j.w. FORD to talk guerilla tactics and the current state of menswear /
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Rick Owens always wears his influences on his sleeve, it’s how he brings them together and execute’s them that keeps his collections exciting and people guessing what he will present next. This season was no exception as he continued to explore his recent romance with the seventies.
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JW Anderson presented his Men’s Autumn Winter 2020 collection at Lafayette Anticipations, a gallery usually home to contemporary art shows that Jonathan Anderson had curated with black and white chairs and seated mannequins, each looking onto the runway with masks of French Poet Arthur Rimbaud.
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/ The latest in in our series of online exclusive editorials, “Hackneyed” explores a loose and disheveled reflection of the new Spring/Summer 20 season, shot on location in London’s East End.
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