Allen Roth is all hair when it comes to his most recent editorial for Metal magazine. Photographed by Sabine Mirlesse, Allen expresses a restless youthfulness that at times can be haunting.
Allen Roth joins Caroline Trentini for a lone frame in her latest editorial photographed by David Vasiljevic. (Fashion Gone Rogue)
Spring 2010 | Telfar
Telfar Clemens takes his label in a new direction for the spring season. Less concerned with function and more so focused on sustainability and versatility, Clemens offers a size-less collection entitled “Life Size”. Using only organic and recycled materials, the collection embraces unisex possibilities with garments that can be taken in for a small or expanded to an extra large with the pull of a drawstring. Hand dyed in earth tones, Clemens’ humble collection takes the idea of rags and transforms it into a laid-back range that is fashion-forward. Loosely fitted sarongs, shorts and wraparound pants are met with equally chic tanks, tops and open jackets. With his latest range, Clemens does more than create a collection, he fashions a simple easygoing lifestyle.
Bess Spring 2010 Preview
New York based Bess softens their image this upcoming spring with a modern take on Native American imagery. The lookbook features Red models Allen Roth and Nicolas Arakawa styled by Jason Farrer and photographed by Paul Maffi. Who knew that leather could be so spring appropriate? Can’t wait to see the rest!
Rad By Rad Hourani Fall 2009
Rad Hourani made a splash last night with the launch of a new line, Rad by Rad Hourani. According to Hourani, he does not “know if it’s called a diffusion line.” He explained to Style.com that “in the main line, [he uses] leather, cashmere, and all of these luxury, high-end fabrics, [while] this is just more relaxed and easier to wear in cotton and jerseys.” It’s safe to say we have another diffusion line on our hands. Featuring fifteen unisex looks, the line ranging from $100 to $400 will be available in November.
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