Spring Marcelo Burlon
Click on the image to watch Marcelo Burlon's video lookbook for this spring summer collection. Get inspired and shop the collection here
Click on the image to watch Marcelo Burlon's video lookbook for this spring summer collection. Get inspired and shop the collection 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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One of the few female designers on the British Menswear scene, Lou Dalton has fast become one of the most in-demand designers in the fashion industry right now. The label of Lou Dalton was founded in 2005 and she worked as a design consultant with clients like Hamish Morrow, UNITED ARROWS and Stone Island, before launching her own label. Her USP is having an innate and all-encompassing understanding of what men want from their clothes: practicality, a dash of adventure and above all else, something that makes the wearer look damn good.
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Dalton's collections have often been inspired by the men in her life: her father and her partner. Coupled with her Shropshire roots, this ensures Dalton’s collections continually remain grounded in wearable menswear, while pulling on a variety of intriguing curveball influences, from Apollo missions to caravan dwelling farmhands to Texas oil barons to Scorcese’s "Taxi Driver".
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Created by the English perfumer and designer, Heeley Eau de Parfum is made in France from rare ingredients of the finest quality, according to the traditional art of fine perfumery. These unique contemporary scents are mostly suitable for men and women.
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Although invisible, perfume is also about mood, seasons, attitude, texture, colour and context. It is part of our persona and appearance. For his 'Extrait de Parfum' collection, James Heeley has taken some of his favourite ingredients, working in high concentrations to create a more intense, luxurious kind of feel.
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More than a sneaker, Arkyn is an idea. A sneaker for those who won’t be labelled.
Inspired by vintage running styles, the Arkyn adds a modern shape and playful touches. Built in lightweight unlined mesh with a soft collar. Designed slim and built stretchy. These shoes have a comfortable, sock-like fit. Distinctive Boost midsole Boost is our most responsive cushioning ever Details inspired by running style A neoprene heel and smooth welded TPU accents add a sporty tech look
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adidas Originals presents a brand new collaboration this month, teaming up with Los Angeles-based lifestyle brand Oyster Holdings to create a collection of premium sportswear and footwear built for travel.
Developing the elevated simplicity of adidas Originals’ XBYO line, the collaboration brings Oyster Holdings’ central mantra, “Traveling is a Sport”, to the forefront of the design process. In apparel, this manifests as premium, understated takes on classic adidas silhouettes, with subtle tweaks designed to make life in transit more seamless.
Most notably, the classic adidas Track Top, Full Zip hoodie and Crewneck sweatshirt are remade in a premium French terry cloth, with subtle adjustments to their silhouettes and gold metallic zippers on the pockets to keep valuables secure. This is then complemented by premium sweatpants for men and women, featuring the same premium construction and attention to detail, while an XBYO t-shirt with its unique paneled construction rounds out the apparel offer to create a comprehensive luxury travel collection.
As always, apparel is then countered with a number of collaborative footwear models, presented in a similar soft, pastel color palette. The retro Handball Top silhouette steps out in a premium suede construction with leather panel overlays offset by a translucent chalk rubber outsole, offered in Ash Blue/Chalk Coral and Easy Yellow/Ash Blue colorways. The collection breaks away from end of winter with a refreshing colour palette made for the journey into spring.
Alongside the Handball Top, the adidas 350 model assumes a simpler, tonal aesthetic constructed from premium nubuck leather with textile 3-stripes, rendered in Trace Scarlet or Ash Pearl across the upper with a contrast chalk rubber outsole. Each shoe is designed to perfectly blend with apparel, allowing the wearer to mix and blend to create the ultimate outfit for life on the move. The result is a new expression of classic adidas design language, creating the ultimate wardrobe for life in motion.
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424 is back with a lookbook shot by none other than Adam Katz Sinding (@le21eme)
For their SS18 season, the LA label hits hard with loads of custom bandana prints, but more noticeably, a wide array of diverted news channel logos, with amongst them CBS, CNN, NBC and the infamous FOX News.
A now more than ever relevant take on today's America, and as Guillermo Andrade says himself, a way to re-appropriate enduring symbols of the Americana spirit he has grown up around.
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Congratulations to Doublet’s Masayuki Ino, who yesterday night took home the prestigious LVMH award for Young Designers, along with a year mentorship and the prize money, amounting to a cozy 300 000€.
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Delphine Arnault, executive vice president of Louis Vuitton and the founder of the prize, offers her take: “The true originality of his universe feels akin to what Issey Miyake was doing in the eighties,” “When you look at how far Marine Serre [last year’s winner, ed] has come in the past year, it’s really gratifying to see a new vision and energy come to life. We’re looking forward to helping him develop internationally.”
The Japanese designer was competing on the shortlist with none other than creators like Samuel Ross from A-Cold-Wall*, the American duo of Eckhaus Latta, Matthew Adams Dolan and Rok Hwang, the latter who got to take home the special prize for his womenswear label, Rokh.
He impressed the jury not only with his passion but his ingenious and unique approach of clothing and packaging through an experimental vision, most remarkably embodied by a key moment of his presentation: noodle cups containing compressed t-shirts, that expanded when soaked in water.
For those who thought streetwear was at its peak after Virgil Abloh's appointment to Louis Vuitton, the French mega-holding signals it plans to continue and usher the way into a new vision of luxury and fashion.
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HUSTLE WITHOUT LIMITS
From the streets of Detroit to number one on the charts, Sean Anderson a.k.a Big Sean has built his career on hustle. He takes inspiration from the simple fact that life is what you decide you want it to be; your decisions, good or bad, define your legacy. He’s embodied this through- out his evolution from local Detroit rapper to international star– he’s worked hard to get here, and he never forgets his beginnings.
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Sean’s talents go beyond music and performance; his personal sense of style for one has undergone transformations over the years and has now reached icon status. As a PUMA creative collaborator and ambassador, he gives his stamp to his debut collection that reflects his classic meets street luxe style.
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PUMA recently teamed up with artist Kesi for the release of its reworked OG silhouette, the Thunder Spectra.
To celebrate the launch, we boarded the party boat alongside crews of friends, fans and insiders; all gathered for the intimate performance.
pictures courtesy of Victor Jones
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MINIMALIST, ULTRA-MODERN SHOES WITH A COMFORTABLE FIT AND HEEL
Deerupt is a disruptively simlpe proof that minimalism can be bold. These lightweight sneakers put an innovative spin on adidas running heritage of the '80s. The ultra-flexible mesh upper of these shoes is covered in a layer of stretch grid webbing. A web-wrapped EVA midsole echoes the geometric look. Inside, zoned cushioning gives a soft, comfortable step-in feel.
