Skateboarding never really leaves your heart. For anyone who has come up through the culture, it will always have a part of their soul. One such person is Soulland founder and creative director Silas Adler. A friend for some years now, I am stoked to see Alder go right back to his artistic roots and create a range of graphics that will adorn the boards of Erik Koston’s & Guy Mariano’s Numbers team. We caught up with Silas in Paris to find out more /
Read MoreIsaac Larose is generally known for his personal style and being the co founder of Larose Paris a contemporary headwear company who’ve worked with various brands including Missoni, Our Legacy, Jacquemus, Sunspel, Bed J.W. Ford /
Read MoreReception is about what you can’t touch or feel, moreover its designed via a nod to the senses and emotions experienced upon breaking bread with friends.
The brain child concept of couple Pierre & Celine who need you to know that Reception is a global community not a brand /
Read MoreA partnership in Life and Work, Swedish Designers Emma Hedlund and Saif Bakir met in 2004 and formed their ever progressive label CMMN SWDN in 2012.
Always seemingly calm and at ease with the balance of their lives together, we visited the couples east london studio ahead of their AW19 show at Paris Fashion Week to ask them 5 things /
Forging a new brand identity in a fashion capital such as Milan can be a serious task. The shackles of history and traditions all come into play as the city struggles to cast off the old, recognise the future, enabling the nurturing of a new generation of designers. Founded by Loris Messia and Simone Rizzo, SUNNEI has consistently pushed an identity focused on the lighter and more playful side of life /
Read MoreMenswear has had its ups and downs in London. Last weekend saw the 13thseason of London Fashion Week Men’s, but for sometime now the industry and beyond have had their doubts about its longevity. Having lost some of its big name draws last year and downgraded in size from four to the original three days – maybe its time to acknowledge that something doesn't feel right in the capital /
Read MoreOur objective at the THE NEW ORDER/ online is to move away from everything having to be consumed now, the culture of instant gratification – we like to take our time, ignoring the rat race and the white noise we proceed with integrity in a dignified manner /
Read MoreCarne Bollente is a independent Paris-based brand established in 2014. They focus on the relationship between sex and positivity, to allow people to embrace their own sexuality through their clothes. The project is led by Hijiri Endo, Théodore Famery and Agoston Palinko /
Read MoreAs one half of Concrete Objects with Samuel Ross of A-Cold-Wall*, Jobe Burns has been quietly building an Internationally acclaimed brand that sits at the intersection of Fashion, Art & Sculpture, but the Walsall born designer has his eyes on redefining a more socially impactful prize /
Read MoreBrendon Babenzien is a native New Yorker and founder and CEO of environmentally conscious street wear brand Noah. A humble man who notoriously remains behind the scenes - a quiet conscious visionary who chooses his words and moves carefully /
Read MoreJulian Ganio is a creative director, design consultant and stylist. An insight into the personal and private lives of global nomads driven and guided by their passion and innate ability within the creative industries. All images provided from the libraries of their phones and devices /
Read MoreParia Farzaneh is a London Based Menswear Designer. Her namesake label incorporates elements from her Iranian heritage. Her AW19 collection will be presented at London Fashion Week Mens in January 2019.
Read MoreAmerican designer Matthew Williams launched the label ALYX in 2015 with Luca Benini, founder of the clothing distribution and retail company Slam Jam. We caught up with Williams at his Paris showroom to find out more about his creative process and hear his thoughts on the future of the brand.
Read MoreArtist/designer Eric Elms has long been at the forefront of street culture. A major player for over two decades, he has created graphics for every major streetwear brand, released hundreds of ’zines and curated multiple shows around the globe.
Read MoreAs our discussion swayed from topic to topic, Teller was always open and well spoken, seemingly unmoved by the fashion industry despite the hugely important role he has played in it. I think this speaks volumes about a man who many consider a pioneer…
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