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16.October.2019
Namesake Brand GEO Touches on Existentialism for Fall/Winter 2019 Collection
In 2013, London designer Geo Owens joined Kanye West's creative agency DONDA, working on an extensive portfolio of projects ranging from album covers 2 Chainz to tour design. Owens is now focusing on his merchandise project - GEO, his namesake label that incorporates geography, existentialism and more. Employing his talent for expressing his ideas through graphic design, Owen's collection takes inspiration from...
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11.September.2019
DIGAWEL Redefines Our Experience for Fall/Winter 2019
Digawel has become a staple for fashion enthusiasts who follow Japan's flourishing design scene. The brand was founded in 2006 by Kohei Nishimura and has since maintained a low profile, focusing their efforts on curating a unique brand experience that encourages greater interaction. Nishimura's work takes inspiration from aspects of everyday life and reveals that these influences are always evolving. Nishimura...
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27.August.2019
Fear of God Fall Winter 2019 Blends Western and Utilitarian Influences for Sixth Collection
Last year, Jerry Lorenzo dropped a fashion film teaser and a lookbook for Fear of God's Sixth Collection. The designer tapped actor Jared Leto and models Maggie Maurer, Xavier Buestel and Aiden Andrews to showcase his Fall Winter 2019 designs. Following their signature visual aesthetic and usually understated palette, the collection is a blend of both Western and utilitarian influences. It features functional workwear detailing,...
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19.August.2019
P.A.M Introduces Latest Concept "Beyond The Clouds" for FW19
Australian label P.A.M (Perks and Mini) drops their Fall/Winter 2019 collection aptly named "Beyond The Clouds". Their latest collection is based on a concept of mindfulness: "a reminder that amidst all the chaos and frenetic energy, there is also a calm energy around all of us” which is evident in their dreamy yet lucid graphics and repetition of the words...
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