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Sergio Zambon experiments with ideas of layering and collaborating with other creatives for his latest Moncler 1952 collection, following his own inclination for the juxtaposition of seemingly distant elements into an all-inclusive, far-stretching mix.
Having firmly established a global fashion empire in Ralph Lauren, the legendary American designer launched his high-end, luxury menswear line Purple Label in 1994. Since that time, Purple Label has continually delivered awe-inspiring interpretations of menswear classics, distinguished by meticulously crafted Italian-made suits, technically astute sportswear silhouettes and so much more.
A collaboration between Valentino’s Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli and Undercover's Jun Takahashi, the collection is presented in light of surrealism and modernity in streetwear.
Rick Owens teams up with Parisian label Veja to produce a line of sneakers that perfectly marry Rick Owens' deft craftsmanship and Veja's environmentally-conscious method.
For the very first time, sportswear giants adidas join forces with iconic Italian fashion brand Missoni to create a line of performance shoes and apparel that celebrates the innovation and craftsmanship of the adidas brand and the visionary art direction of Missoni.
The humble beginnings of Ambush date back to an experimental jewellery collection launched in 2008 - the brainchild of designer Yoon Ahn and hip-hop artist Verbal. Their first unisex collection was subsequently released to great success, garnering notable attention amongst fashion’s most elite circles.
Moncler Genius, the creative vision involving a hub of exceptional minds working in unison (yet all the while maintaining their strong individuality), unveils “The Next Chapter”.
For Spring/Summer 2019, Adidas x Raf Simons explores the aesthetic clash between ’70s glam rock and mid-century haute couture - dual inspirations of the Belgian designer.
Making its debut at New York Fashion Week in 2010, Moncler Grenoble has earnt its permanent status within the expanded Moncler universe. Grenoble pays homage to Moncler’s winter sports heritage by offering ski-focused collections with an uncompromising appreciation for quality, detail and perhaps most importantly, performance.
Contrary to the truly dismal sprinklings of “summer” that we usually have to put up with on these shores, this year’s season of sun was admittedly just that. A prolonged, uninterrupted period of picturesque summer. It was epic. So much so that we’re almost still feeling the effects this deep into the year! (No seriously, we’re still getting sunny spells in mid-November!)
There can be almost no argument about it; it’s the year of the beard this NBA season. With his incredible on-court exploits being the focal point of almost all basketball related banter right now, the coveted MVP award is all but guaranteed for James Harden.
A shared appreciation for the subtle elegance that a well-kept pair of white sneakers can bring to your wardrobe is one that’s really manifested in more recent years. The notion that trainers are only really appropriate for lazy sunday outfit ensembles, suited more for a melancholy stroll to the corner shop than anything else, is a notion that forward-thinking fashion connoisseurs are beginning to abandon. From runway shows, to celebrity red carpets, the increasingly versatile white trainer continues to increase its profile in the fashion universe.
Following a hugely successful FW17 menswear campaign, Demna Gvasalia kickstarts Balenciaga’s Spring/Summer 18 season with a limited capsule collection.
For his first standalone Menswear collection, Pierpaolo Piccioli has sought to manoeuvre the Valentino man away from the ever popular camou theme, still so integral to this house. It is an understandable and obvious move, yet it has been executed so cleverly.
Once again, he has taken a theme, both popular and associated with the working class, that evokes strength, masculinity, collectiveness and given it a luxurious twist... That theme: PUNK!
