LEGENDARY TOKYO SHOP SHOWED THEIR FALL SELECTION ON JUNE 15 2013
Friday
SS14 MENS FASHIONWEEK PARIS
JOEY MA WAS SO KIND TO LOOK BY AND REST THE SUMMERBOMBER.
SARAH HAY FROM ID-MAGAZINE TESTED THE SUMMER PARKACOAT
COLLEAGUE KENAX LEUNG ALSO TESTED THE SUMMERBOMBER
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THE FASHION PACK # 8 ARNOLD GEVERS
Questionaire
ID`ESQUE
ARNOLD GEVERS.
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ARNOLD GEVERS.
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What do you do?
Designing my gypsy life on the canvas of
fancy clothes
What inspires you?
Social interaction,
awkward moments – confusion in general.
What was your big
break?
Takashi
Murakami: My Lonesome Cowboy, Palais de Tokyo,
Paris, Summer 2005
What is most
essential to what you do?
Cumshots
What might people be
surprised to learn about your job?
The glamour is real
What are the dangers
of your job?
$$$
Best and worse career
point:
best: being supported
by people I respect
worst: giving
impulses and seeing them being taken away
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arnold is our graphic gueststar for ss14.
to be seen in paris in june 13.
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arnold is our graphic gueststar for ss14.
to be seen in paris in june 13.
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Sunday
FUCKING YOUNG
editorial from FUCKING YOUNG
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Protographed by Yoshiaki Sekine
Styled by Hideyuki Hayashi
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Monday
Monday
Tuesday
Friday
Saturday
AW13 - PARIS PRESENTATION
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Questionaire : AW13 / RENEGURSKOV at THE YMCA
What do you do?
Designer for RENEGURSKOV_men + GIRL and co-owner of INCIRCUS:DK
What inspires you?
For fall winter we visited the YMCA in New York – the 1978 version.
It all started with the song YMCA by the village people.
With innocent lyrics about the good things the YMCA do for men in NEW YORK – but by looking at the band dressed up as gay clichés – it is clear they were also referring to cruising activity that was rumoured to take place at YMCA.
This funny mix of good values and cruising in of the catchiest tunes ever writing inspired us to to this collection.
The collection is both innocent – almost childish cute and streetwise hard.
It was important for us this year to return to the street and not always live under the disco light.
We used the original graffiti (from 78) as graphic inspiration and mixed it with childish bears, hearts and the looks of the village people.
The silhouette is loose with pants looking like skirts.
Sweatshirts are slimmer with asymmetric details.
Puffed up jackets and mini “furs”
The woodland camouflage is a street classic – we mixed it fake fur in fluorescent colours.
We believe that nightclubbing is part of our dna – so of course we added a silver tracksuit to the collection.
As accessories, we suggest knitted teddy bears.
What was your big break?
For this collection the big break was my students made me aware of a new generation of rappers – with a new sound and without the ghetto attitudes and most of all non homophobic.
What is most essential to what you do?
When we start a collection – we start with the music – the sound of the collection!
What might people be surprised to learn about your job?
I think all the writing we do before we start sketching – all our inspiration is first writing, then pictures and finally sketches
What are the dangers of your job?
I might sometimes forget that all our customers do not look like a Korean popstar!
Best and worse career point:
Best: astrid from FRESH/whosnext who arranged and paid our first showing in PARIS
Worst: The fabrics that never are delivered!
photos by kasper harup-hansen
make up by shelley maris /foxjump
modelled by per kristian / clickmodels la
grafitti by martin kejser
teddy by bente gurskov
lookbook modelled by sebastian
make up by shelley maris /foxjump
modelled by per kristian / clickmodels la
grafitti by martin kejser
teddy by bente gurskov
lookbook modelled by sebastian
Sunday
Wednesday
MADE FOR JUKE MAG
SPECIAL ADD PROJECT "MADE FOR" JUKE MAGAZINE
artdirection RON WAN for renegurskov
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