Tote Bag
Storm Sup Club
Black tote bag featuring STORM SUP CLUB print on front.
Specifications - Material: 100% cotton. Made in Pakistan. Measurements - Width: 38 cm. Height: 41 cm. Depth: 14 cm.
Black tote bag featuring STORM SUP CLUB print on front.
Specifications - Material: 100% cotton. Made in Pakistan. Measurements - Width: 38 cm. Height: 41 cm. Depth: 14 cm.
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Classic colors & beautiful details for this autumn season! To look your best when the cold winds are coming, invest in some timeless pieces and mix them up with beautiful details. This classic pure camel hair Maison Kitsuné coat will keep you warm and will be your favorite piece over years. The Céline dress shoes in combination with the playful grey pearl beanie and gloves from Azumi and David will be the perfect little extra for your chic autumn wardrobe.
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The Comme des Garçons silk shirt is the perfect all-rounder for your summer wardrobe! We picked three outfits around this perfect basic white blouse, click yourself through the image gallery and get inspired! Outfit 1; CDG silk shirt, Kitsuné boxing shorts, Yazbukey clutch. Outfit 2: CDG silk shirt, Raf Simons t-shirt, Givenchy bag. Outfit 3: CDG silk shirt, Holly Fulton skirt, Givenchy bag, Storm x Mykita sunglasses, A’N’D’ cap.
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Albert Fouquet, the son of a Parisian aristocrat, was part of elite French society in the early twentieth century and a perfume connoisseur. In a room on the upper floor of the family chateau, Fouquet created and perfected various essences for his own personal use – aided by Philippe, the family butler. One night during his summer vacation in 1937 on the French Riviera (Côte d’Azur), Albert met and got on very well with a young American student who was touring France in a convertible: John F. K., John’s charm and congeniality persuaded Albert to leave him a sample of his cologne with a note at the hotel the following morning: “In this bottle, you will find the dash of French glamour that your American personality lacks.” On returning from his vacation, Albert received a letter from John in the U.S. thanking him for the kind gesture and informing him of the success his perfume was enjoying among his friends. He requested that Albert send him eight samples, “and if your production allows, another one for Bob”.
His perfectionism extended not only to the fragrance but everything surrounding it. He didn’t fill the order until Philippe found some beautiful glass bottles in a Parisian pharmacy that Albert considered suitable for his cologne. Finally, he ordered several boxes decorated with the same pattern as the shirt that JFK was wearing when they met, and then labeled the bottles and boxes with John's amusing request: “EIGHT & BOB”. Unfortunately, the success of his cologne would not spread much further. In the spring of 1939, Albert died in an automobile accident near Biarritz (France). Philippe, the only person who could handle the orders, would only continue with the work for a few months, since the start of World War II forced him to leave his job with the Fouquet family. In the final shipments, Philippe hid the bottles inside books that he carefully cut by hand to prevent the Nazis from seizing the cologne.
Decades later, thanks to the family of Philippe the butler, the formula for “EIGHT & BOB” has been completely recovered, along with its carefully crafted production process. Once again, it has become one of the most exclusive colognes, preferred by the world’s most elegant men.
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Elephant travels to Cape Town in the company of photographer Pieter Hugo gathering an explosive mix of writing, music, design and art, not to mention some highly original socio-political ideas and interesting anecdotes. Sue Hubbard looks at the career of South Africa's seminal artist William Kentridge, who is not the only seminal artist in this issue as we reassess the work (and colourful personality) of Maggi Hambling and visit the studio of France's most controversial artist, Adel Abdessemed. We then put on a diving bell to find out how Jason de Caires Taylor creates his astonishing underwater works before joining orbiting satellites to follow artists working with Google Earth. Buy the magazine here.
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Elevator Music is a collaborative project by Byredo’s Ben Gorham and Off-White’s Virgil Abloh. The capsule collection consists of fragrance, denim, t-shirts and bags all housed in an installation by an artist that Ben and Virgil both admire to be presented to press in Paris on March 3rd 2018.
The capsule collection titled “Elevator Music” refers to various styles of soundscapes meant for passive listening and explores the relationship of luxury products and human perception. The project attempts to define the least amount of information needed to understand a product context and background, in this case objects we define as luxury goods.
The studies of Swedish scientist Gunnar Johansson who in the 70’s defined frame work regarding human movement perception and the notion “elevator syndrome” were the foundation for the 2004 installation by artist Carsten Ho?ller. The presentation will feature a new itera- tion of this 2004 work titled “The Elevator”.
“I have known Virgil even before the inception of Off-White so it’s great to be able to finally realize a project together within our respective brands. We have always shared a common understanding that relevance is everything, and that the rules of our industry need to be somehow rewritten.” — Ben Gorham, founder and creative director of BYREDO
“Ben Gorham is one of my longest friends in the fashion industry. We share a common interest of progression. The concept of our collaboration “Elevator Music”
was to define emotion with the least amount of effects. Much like literal elevator music we wanted the scent to play a background to one’s life.” — Virgil Abloh, founder and creative director of Off-White
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“I wanted to travel until I did not have to search anymore. Today I know that life is a journey that brings you to the end of the world, a return to the harmony we have lost.” Thus speaks the great Swiss explorer Ella Maillart, who in 1951 was one of the rare Westerners to reach Nepal, the birthplace of Buddha.
When oceans will rise, the highest places will be the last refuges and zones that were once considered hostile to humans will become shelters. Eleventh Hour is an exploration around the smell of things ending, a journey to the end of Time, the last perfume on Earth.
The top notes, led by the peppery and citrus accents of Ban Timmur, take us to the Nepali highlands, where this plant grows. Wild fig, the first forbidden fruit, is the heart note of Eleventh Hour. A symbol of desire, its sweet and captivating scent encapsulates the smell of danger. From the warmth of tonka beans combined with cashmere woods notes emanates an energetic radiation, similar to that released by our solar plexus when it opens wide. As if a bond was recreated between man and cosmos.
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STAY TUNED FOR RECAP ON THE ACOUSTIC SET AND IN STORE SIGNING THURSDAY, FEB21
Tracklist
1. 5:30
2. Candy
3. Bring the Pain ft. UnoTheActivist
4. 13th Floor ft. Lil Halima
5. She Will
6. Lost Ones
7. Still Here
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This body of work is a series of portraits of a alchemical process. Eliyah Mesayer introduces this series titled "PORTRAITS OF A PROCESS".
It's a recreation of a alchemical process of different silver reactions so these prints are digitally scanned after being developed. Therefore these editions are photographed portraits of the process and only exist as photographed prints, at the perfect moment when the various colors chemically appears.
These prints are curated editions of the process photographed just before the colors disappeared. A glimpse of a translated and transformed work inspired by the Alchemist Jabir Ibn Hayyan, Geber, c. 721 – c. 815.
Vyrao
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On Saturday October 5, Storm will be hosting a pop-up collab with the Danish rapper Emil Kruse. Emil Kruse will be greeting the fans himself from 10AM and onwards.
An Emil Kruse playlist and some demos that haven't been released yet will caress the Storm loudpeakers in the store.
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Emil Monty Freddie is a Copenhagen based photographer specialised within the fashion and advertising industry. In connection with the publication of his latest book - En Håndbog, which shows the meeting between human beings and their specific histories and anecdotes, we are holding an exhibition of Emil’s signature photographs in store.
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Stockholm based shoe and menswear designer Erik Bjerkesjö has partnered with Miami footwear label Del Toro to create this unique Cross Trainer silhouette. Combining Bjerkesjö’s postmodern edge and Del Toro’s experience in Italian craftsmanship, the Cross Trainer deconstructs the iconic Nike Air Huarache and features premium suede base with leather straps and accents throughout. Sitting atop a vulcanized rubber sole for enhanced comfort and durability. The collaboration is now available online & in-store
