NY MFW FW17 HIGHLIGHTS | R.SWIADER
Rafal Swiader sweeps through this season with the intentional and so accurately well tailored uniformed wear. A men’s familiarity of smooth and straight steady true, there is an unalterable essence of this epically functional menswear. Gifted pieces dotted with classical white laced Dr. Martens and the talented traditional closet necessities of our favorited white buttoned downs, leopard loves,…
NY MFW FW17 HIGHLIGHTS | MAIDEN NOIR
Swanky paisleys, tuxedo stripes, velvet pullover jumpers and wintery white fur trims led the MAIDEN NOIR collection with a delicate recall of a 1950s gent crossing a university campus on a crisp and photographic fall day, books in hand, imagination and hope echoing about the youthful campus land; leaves slowly detaching themselves from their formerly knit tied branches. Cropped trousers, jagged…
NY MFW FW17 HIGHLIGHTS | WOODHOUSE
Without fail, Woodhouse delivers radically relevant street funk leisure sportswear for the boys. The unashamed, recklessly worthy, rum runner renegades of the new fashion techno electric fused modern age. A welcomed overdose of oversized outerwear, puffed bomber jackets, with touches of velvety velour ribbed in sap moss and licorice and leather sparks alongside labeled chokers sang in perfected…
NY MFW FW17 HIGHLIGHTS | BY ROBERT JAMES
Political strength reigned paramount in this unapologetic presentation of a unified fashion connection without color or cultural discrimination. With a wholesome inviting inclusion invitation for cross country representation, BY ROBERT JAMES reminds us of the delicate and most obvious apparent fight on our hands. A dominating performance, picket signs with all the familiar hashtag tagged lines.…
NY MFW FW17 HIGHLIGHTS | DAVID NAMAN
A select revival of trusted classical distinction tied to modern reflections of dress, DAVID NAMAN speaks to the restructured and renaissance youth. The writers, musicians, architects, book threaded and heart tethered artists comprise the intellectually cultural gifted garb of fashion…all tied to an air of inventive inspiration. “Body and soul, back to black,” with only the…
Live Review: Rag ‘N’ Bone Man – Clapham Grand, London
In a millennial age where almost every second of our attention is absorbed by some form of technology it’s rare to find a voice who can make you stop and listen. Introducing Rag ‘N’ Bone Man – a man whose voice instantly commands your attention from the first note.
It’s a typical Tuesday night in south London but inside the intimate setting of Clapham Grand BRITs Week is off to a flying start.…
FAULT meets rising star Fisayo Akinade
With a number of theatre accolades already under his belt, Fisayo Akinade first graced our screens in C4's "channel-defining" series "Banana", "Cucumber" and "Tofu." After adding a big screen debut to his resume in "The Girl With All The Gifts," we caught up with Fisayo to delve a little deeper into the life of this rising star.
Jacket by Levi’s
Your breakout role was in “Cucumber” and…
NY MFW FW17 HIGHLIGHTS | KOZABURO
Kozaburo’s first presentation was full of punk rocker attitude and extravagant proportions. There were tattered shirts which barely covered the chest and bell-bottoms that sat high on the waist but cropped were short showcasing platform boots. This collection took rock n roll and literally tore it apart with the deconstruction of garments and raw edges for a unique perspective on rocker inspired…