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Numéro Homme #19 | Ash Stymest, Arthur Daniyarov, Adrien Sahores & Josh Beech by Richard Bush

Carl — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 21:59:16 +0000

Ash Stymest, Arthur Daniyarov, Adrien Sahores and Josh Beech make for a peculiar lot in the latest issue of Numéro Homme. Mobilized for a shoot with Richard Bush, the gang break in and out of the frames, resulting in a set of pictures that are up close and personal. Using this element to his advantage, stylist Jean-Michel Clerc draws attention to this season’s fine details found in the collections of designers like Riccardo Tisci.

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Zara Young Spring/Summer 2010 Campaign & Catalogue | Arthur Daniyarov

Carl — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 01:26:28 +0000

Zara’s spring range for its youth line is driven by a fascination with denim and Arthur Daniyarov is along for the ride. Distressed and applied to waistcoats and shirts among other pieces, denim appears as the nonconformist with a relaxed spring statement.

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How to Brighten Up Your Wardrobe | Arthur Daniyarov by Sølve Sundsbø

Carl — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 05:38:54 +0000

It’s lights out for Arthur Daniyarov as stylist Jay Massacret highlights several of this season’s hottest monochromatic numbers from the likes of Givenchy and Louis Vuitton. Meanwhile, Sølve Sundsbø captures Arthur in just the right lighting, coming out a step ahead of the dark and providing VMAN with another thrilling editorial.

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Paris Fashion Week | Raf Simons Fall 2010

Carl — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 03:37:32 +0000

As the line continues to blur between Raf Simons work for Jil Sander and his own line, the Belgian designer attempts to shock with a collection that tests the constraints of gender. Embellishing well-tailored suiting with magnetic snaps and zippers, Simons goes another step, adding form-fitting knits and wrap skirts to the equation. Further differentiating the range from other seasons, broken geometrics find a random home spread out across the collection’s tops and jackets. At large, Simons has several design elements at play that often conflict with each other, leaving the collection’s strength to its minimalist assets found in unworked suiting that ultimately provides the range with its strong foundation.

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Paris Fashion Week | Kenzo Fall 2010

Carl — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 18:09:06 +0000

The mood was upbeat at today’s Kenzo show, where designer Antonio Marras looked to French filmmaker Jacques Tati for inspiration. Taking a cue from an older generation, Marras based fall’s collection around tweed, houndstooth, muted plaid and abstract prints. Accenting a generally gray color palette with the occasional sightings of red, brown and orange, cropped jackets and ankle baring trousers were made complete with spacious outerwear. Altogether, crafting a charming nostalgic affair, Marras delivered an inspiring collection that ended with a bang as models took to Place des Victoires for a showstoping finale.

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Paris Fashion Week | Francisco Van Benthum

Jean-Luc — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 04:15:32 +0000

for his fourth show in paris francisco van benthum took inspiration from russian and slavic folklore : historical images of imperial russia, tsars and slavic traditional clothes are translated into a poetic and contemporary fall 2010 collection entitled “tsar” …
experimenting with shapes and construction, the designer emphasizes volume and proportion, offering oversize round silhouettes and high waists, mostly in brown, cream, black, brown and grey with highlights of red, orange and gold, all in luxurious fabrics (cashmere loden wools, flannels, fine cotton poplins, silks, waxed cotton, soft lurex shirtings and silk/cashmere for light knits) … traditional handcrafts such as patchwork and embroidery add to a folkloristic atmosphere …

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Paris Fashion Week | Tim Hamilton Fall 2010

Carl — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 03:59:10 +0000

American designer Tim Hamilton plays a gloomy hand as his abstract designs compete with a black and gray fall season. Fortunately, the designer keeps things interesting with rounded silhouettes, subtle prints and luxe sequins. Possessing both an effortless edginess and at times a gentle sensibility, the Hamilton man weaves in and out of looks that demonstrate a masculine certainty alongside a gritty penchant for fashion as an art.

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Paris Fashion Week | Kris Van Assche Fall 2010

Carl — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 18:21:01 +0000

It’s a safe stroll down the runway for the men of Kris Van Assche. Giving his voluminous draping a season’s rest, Kris Van Assche juxtaposes suiting with the casual element of plaid and a general bagginess. Topped off with a beanie and combat boots, the collection ushers in a relaxed season that has its fair share of sophistication, but overall does not take itself too seriously.

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Paris Fashion Week | Dries Van Noten Fall 2010

Carl — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 01:57:31 +0000

Dries Van Noten sent a graphic parade down the runway earlier today with detailed piping and larger than life prints making quite the statement. Riding an influx of color and excitement, Dries Van Noten interjected men’s suiting with great personality. From dressed down sweats-styled trousers and bold electric blue separates to contrasting inserts, Van Noten’s man proved to be the life of the party. Bridging the gap between modest and playful, the collection executed a well-balanced turn at a personable collection for the man of all occasions.

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Milan Fashion Week | Z Zegna Fall 2010

Carl — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 03:39:33 +0000

Milan Fashion Week comes to a dreary close with Z Zegna’s sterile fall outing. Somber, save for a couple brown pieces, Z Zegna’s fall 2010 collection manages to make fall 2009’s overall blackout seem colorful. The label turned to tonal panneling and interesting details to progress this season’ direction, but ultimately came up short, washing out the best attributes by failing to offset a constant visual with arresting difference.

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