FAULT MAGAZINE REVIEWS Eudon Choi AW17

The master of tailoring, Eudon Choi, didn’t fail to disappoint yet again this year with a collection rooted in his precise tailoring and penchant for detail. Kicking off the first day of Fashion Week, Choi set the tone for the masculine relaxed tailoring that we saw many designers follow in the succeeding days. Starting off with monochromatic looks -made up of crisp white cotton shirts, grey…

LFW RYAN LO AW17 Backstage

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LFW Fyodor Golan AW17 Backstage

Photographer: Taras Shymbra

NY MFW FW17 HIGHLIGHTS | STEVE AOKI X DIM MAK COLLECTION

Steve Aoki put on quite a production with his Dim Mak collection. Professional skateboarders replaced models and showcased a runway with a half-pipe. The atmosphere was charged with high energy as the band flooded the room with music and skateboarders took to the stage. A mix of cool streetwear and skater style electrified the entire room. Words + Photographer: Mikah James

‘Deciphering The Pieces’ – FAULT Magazine discuss escapism with Puzzle

Leather and suede jacket: Domingo Rodriguez Sweater: Oliver Spencer When did you know that being a musician is what you wanted to be? I grew up in a very musical family – my mother and grandmother were singers and my great grandfather was a composer so I’ve always been around music. I decided to have music as a career fairly early on. At what point did you…

FAULKNER X THE NYLON PROJECT

Eric Scullin, Lucas Asher, Dimitri Farougias, Christian Hogan Revolutionary transcendent music with a borderless echoing frame of vibrational change, FAULT presents to you, FAULKNER. An instant draw of curiosity with an embedded foundational name, this talented mix of East and West coast four rocked statements of awareness as they joined The Nylon Project kicking off New York Fashion Week.…

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NY MFW FW17 HIGHLIGHTS | PRIVATE POLICY

A championed rhetoric, bold and intrusive, welcomed and readily read, PRIVATE POLICY rings in this season with fighting truth. Typographically tatted, scripted cross the face, from the “nerdy, violent, sneaky, criminal, terrorist, shy, stuck up, rude, refugee, greedy, drug dealer,” amongst the labels we’ve been given and we slap on ourselves. Craftily chained and ruthless, unashamed without…