Name: KitsunÈ Spring Summer 2012
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Introducing Dima Leu

Dima Leu takes sportswear to the next level. Born in Moldova and raised in Italy, Dima completed his Fashion Design degree at the University of Venice and subsequently developed his Sport Suit project. This project explored the boundary between suits and tracksuits and resulted in the development of tailored sportswear. According to Dima Leu, clothing is a powerful tool through which we can explore and express our identities.

Eliyah Mesayer

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.

ALYX AW17

E. 1999 Eterna - ALYX

“I believe that there are too many clothes on this earth” designer Matthew Williams states, which has lead him to the conclusion that “If I am going to take the responsibility of making clothing, I need to make something that deserves to exist.” And with that statement, Alyx's new collection was born. The collection is entitled E. 1999 Eternal, which is a reference to the Bone Thugs-n-Harmony album of the same name.

Raf Simons Fall 17

"Pride in individuality" is the most important message Raf Simons wants to communicate. Fuelled by love for both rebellious youth cultures and traditional menswear, Raf Simons has changed the image of masculinity. Equally important in Raf Simons' approach is the constant quest for innovation which has resulted in this new collection.

Raf Simons' New York-infused collection features beanies, sweaters, hoodies, pins and bomber jackets to name a few.

Hand soap Mrs. Meyer's

The hand soap scents are inspired by the Midwest backyard garden; full of plant-derived ingredients and essential oils that are powerful against dirt but at the same time a pleasure to use. All products are made with the environment in mind and the garden-fresh scents will uplift your mood.

With scents such as: parsley, basil, honeysuckle, geranium and lemon verbena.

Have a look at our selection here.

A/W 2017 STAND

The Autumn Winter 2017 Collection is all about duality, a reoccurring theme throughout the seasons. With this collection, the brand wants to push the idea further and explore the balance between high and low, mixing everyday essentials with refined pieces. The girl in mind is consequent in her style yet brave and exploring.

Leather, fur, faux fur, wool jackets and coats are the very core of the brand as well as of this season’s collection. The colour palette of warm neutrals, petrol and injections of rich burnished crimsons, pink and dusty blue are turned up with a wider selection of animal prints. All adding to the relaxed, urban, sporty yet sophisticated spirit that STAND is all about.

BLS Trenerka

BLS, the Danish streetwear brand, has just released their "Trenerka" Collection. With this collection the childhood fascination with “The Sopranos” come to life. The romantic side of the gangster life with good food, family, cars and luscious velour suits. Succeeding through hard work and sacrifice for the family instead of classic school educations and diplomas.

This time the Miftari brothers, who founded the brand in 2011, featuring velour tracksuits in two colorways with a signature white stripe.

ASAP Mob vs Raf Simons

Raf Simons can’t escape the hype, it seems. Recently his direction of The XX’s new video caused high praise, and now he’s being celebrated thoroughly in the brand new A$AP Mob video for ”RAF” featuring A$AP Rocky, Quavo and Playboi Carti – sporting some fabulous archive Raf Simons pieces.

”It’s refreshing to see how Raf Simons archive pieces easily stands the test of time – even in a totally new context”, Rasmus Storm explains. ”Always being true to himself and his uncomprised style, Raf’s pieces are never calculated, but projects a timeless realness nowhere else to be found”.

Issue 18 Hypebeast

To live in the modern world is to be assalled on all fronts by a constant barrage of sensory information. The very thought may make Hypebeast want to withdraw indefinitely into solitude but it is immensely more rewarding to embrace the phenomena which add all the more color to live. This approach formed the guiding principle for the 18th publication tited The Sensory Issue - where today sought out the creatives who sift through the reams of raw information in the wider world, disttilling it into something all the more profound. Renowned airbush master Hajime Sorayama is the cover story this issue, having honed his art down to a science over a four-decade-long career. Sight and sound mix in the next story on animated chart topping band Gorillaz, who took a break from promoting their new album Humanz to fill in on their aural exploratiions during their six-year hiatus in typical devil-may-care style.

Elsewhere in this issue, Hypebeast continued the exploration of the intertwinning of Eat and West within fashion. Keizo Shimizu, founder of Nepenthes, recounts his mission of importing middle America's thrift shop finds to plants tge first seeds of the influential Americana movement back in Japan. Om the "Conversations With..." section, Hypebeast ask San Francisco native Alexander Wang on what it's like having the highest-profile Asian name in fashion.

To both literally and metaphorically reflect the fembot artwork that Hajime Sorayama created exclusively for the cover, The Sensory Issue is the first to feature an entirely metallic cover and comes packaged within a similarly metallic sleeve with special gifts inside.

Ayero Y-3

Black and green Y-3 Ayero sneaker by Yohji Yamamoto. Inspired by adidas' iconic ZX 800.

Fall 17/18 Sacai

Sacai was established by Chitose Abe in 1999 after 8 years of working with the Junya Watanabe collection at Comme des Garçons. Her collections may appear to be about femininity, but Abe’s interest is in creating clothes that are entirely unique and timeless, innovative and experimental. Juxtapositions of contrasting textures of fabrics such as knits with super fine wovens and usage of techniques based on reinterpretations of patterns of the garment transform the pieces into unexpected shapes and silhouettes.

This women season Chitose Abe cut a jean jacket lined with fur and twisted denim into a long, swirling skirt spliced with silk or lace. Utility parkas in delicate multicolor floral lace. Tweed jackets in a sporty look and with puffers. Layered colorful nylon jackets under a dress coat or cape.

The Fall 2017 menswear collection Chitose Abe called the Cut Ups. Her various arrangements of fabric, color, and garment archetypes of streetwear had a calmly organized vibe, and an almost serendipitous prettiness about them. The difference Abe spoke about, through her interpreter, was that she’d changed her habit of making pieces from contrasting fronts and backs. The the mellow color palette gives it all a gentle, easy, utilitarianism, which chimed with the way things are going.

CHECK OUT THE FALL 2017 COLLECTION HERE

V108 V Magazine

Being released next Friday, Lana Del Rey's new album "Lust For Life" is already being talked about in high praise.
With both Playboi Carti, A$AP Rocky and The Weeknd featured on it, it looks like Lana is re-inventing herself in the best way possible.

Read more about her thoughts in the new V Magazine.

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