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Fashion Campaign Shot By A Drone

Monika Mróz — Fri, 23 Sep 2016 09:00:32 +0000

A series of painterly images and short videos of models laying on the black sand beaches, the fashion campaign for Craig Green’s AW16 collection is shot by a drone.

Reminiscent of a documentary shoot rather than fashion commercial, the campaign shows all 30 looks from the designer’s AW16 collection. It is presented in a series of six images showing each different group of models, flipping through the changing moods of the collection. Centered around workwear, utility, and uniforms, the garments reflect Green’s both romantic and futurist style. The images, taken by a painfully automatic tool, are nevertheless painterly and dreamy, opening a new way of fashion image-making. “I thought there was something quite great about them looking almost like National Geographic – scientific and cold in some ways, the image is so romantic of all the boys together,” described Green in a recent interview.

All images © Craig Green

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New Movements In Menswear

Anna Dorothea Ker — Thu, 18 Aug 2016 19:00:25 +0000

For an editorial featured in the latest issue of Garçon magazine, Sutthiwat Sangkong shot Malcolm Lindberg sporting a range of outfits suggesting exciting new directions in menswear, as styled by Watcharachai Nun-ngam and Chanasorn Pornprasiddarat. Showcased amongst simple props such as brightly colored plinths and rolls of paper or fabric are voluminous outerwear pieces layered over basics in a variety of patterns and textures, adorned with pinned on slogans such as ‘Sorry’ and fastenings such as belts, buckles, clips and buttons.

All images © Sutthiwat Sangkong

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A-COLD-WALL* Drops Its SS17 Collection

Anna Dorothea Ker — Tue, 09 Aug 2016 13:00:29 +0000

The up-and-coming British streetwear label A-COLD-WALL* recently previewed its SS17 collection in a Vogue editorial entitled ‘High Performance Window’. Ahead of Copenhagen International Fashion Fair (CIFF), Creative Director Samuel Ross created an industrial-inspired installation to set the scene for the new range, which reinterprets everyday garments with avant-garde tweaks. “I guess I really try now to look at what is not celebrated, in terms of material choices, in terms of visual language,” he told Vogue.

All images © courtesy of A-COLD-WALL*

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Luxury Streetwear From Toronto

Monika Mróz — Fri, 01 Jul 2016 13:00:12 +0000

Shot by Gabriela Hansen, a Swiss photographer living in Canada, the lookbook for broke&living‘s new collection reflects the brand’s minimal designs, in a nod to the contrasting concept behind their name.

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QASIMI SS16: A Minimal Take On Middle Eastern Costume

Anna Dorothea Ker — Tue, 19 Apr 2016 13:00:39 +0000

UAE-born Central St Martins graduate Khalid Al Qasimi debuted his eponymous menswear label in 2009 during Paris Fashion Week. Seven years on, QASIMI‘s SS16 collection, entitled ‘False Flags’, epitomizes the brand’s DNA with a minimal take military aesthetics, inspired by traditional Middle Eastern dress. Featuring longer lined shirts layered with sleek outerwear – bombers, parkas and car coats in poplin and voile cottons – the palette remains muted and harmonious. QASIMI’s identity is further reflected in “the finishing’s of each garment, [which] centers in on the core aspects of military costume and architectural shapes.”

All images © courtesy of QASIMI

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Shooting In The Sticks With Marcus Schaefer

Anna Dorothea Ker — Wed, 13 Apr 2016 13:00:53 +0000

German photographer Marcus Schaefer shot a menswear editorial for Sleek Magazine, set in ‘the sticks’ near Berlin. Amidst desolate surrounds, the shoot features a range of clothing from the likes of Giorgio Armani, Acne and Dries Van Noten, styled by Patrick Pendiuk in an experimental style. Coats are worn backwards, forming expressive shirts, tops are layered, draped and tied, and trousers with legs of varying length are rolled up. Conveying a distinctly ’70s mood, the editorial blurs fashion’s gender boundaries and in doing so, offers plenty of progressive sartorial inspiration for the transitional seasons.

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Menswear Retail Oi Polloi in Manchester

Caroline Kurze — Tue, 07 Apr 2015 12:00:30 +0000

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HRVST Store · Munich

Esther Jablotschkin — Fri, 06 Dec 2013 14:30:04 +0000

HRVST opened its doors in 2009 after shop-owner Philip Stolte finshed his graphic design degree. The idea concept, corporate design and interior design of harvest where all part of his final thesis which he then went on to put into practice. HRVST stocks brands, such as Folk, Our Legacy, Acne, Adidas, Band of Outsiders, Dear Cashmere and Kitsuné Parisien.

The shop itself was Philips father’s atelier for 30 years, where he also worked as a graphic designer and has been transformed into a beautiful and well thought out store. The name HRVST comes from ‘harvest’ and the idea that in farming as well as fashion there are different seasons – spring summer – autumn winter – with the same basic idea of trade. The themes that inspired Philip whilst creating the logo and name for HRVST are mainly nature, wild west, classic and tradition. Until lately the shop offered only menswear, though meanwhile you’ll find an equivalent for women named Sprout store. Besides of womenswear it offers cosmetics, ceramic, jewelry and accessories.

HRVST Store
Zieblandstraße 5 · 80799 Munich
Mo-Fr: 11-19 · Sa: 11-18
Tel: + 49 89 452 441 81 · Mail: web@hrvst.de
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