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Velvet Magazine | Gang by Takay
Several of our favorite runway boys gather for photographer Takay’s latest editorial. Appearing in Velvet’s November issue, George Barnett, Josh Beech, Matthew Hitt, Matvey Lykov and Will Westall form Takay’s gang. Styled by Nik Piras, the gang take a modest, yet modern chic approach to the fall season.
Spring 2010 | Timo Weiland
Last week, Timo Weiland added to their highly talked about accessories line with the debut of a menswear collection. Surprisingly, while their accessories are larger than life statement pieces, the collection is low-key–working with subtle details. Encompassing a “sporty Edwardian” look, the collection ...
Spring 2010 | Patrik Ervell
When it comes to Patrik Ervell, change is subtle and can at times lack momentum. However, Ervell’s designs inherit a distinct point of view that is consistent and charming enough to keep his customers coming back for more. Embracing a timeless version of what can be described as Americana, Ervell remains dedicated ...
Spring 2010 | Band of Outsiders
Band of Outsiders designer Scott Sternberg cited Jacques Cousteau documentary Le Monde du Silence and Malibu in the seventies as inspiration for his spring collection. It’s great to have inspirations, but there is a disconnect when it comes to channeling that energy into making something useful, new and improved–better. ...
Spring 2010 | Robert Geller
Color and emotion are central to the story that Robert Geller has in store for spring 2010. Known for his genius use of color, Geller turned to German artist Michael Sowa for inspiration. Using color in a meaningful way that elicits strong emotions, the collection contrasts electric blue, mustard yellow, cobalt and purple ...
Spring 2010 | Phillip Lim
Phillip Lim turned to post-war beatniks as the inspiration for his spring collection. Showing menswear alone for the first time and hoping to appeal to a new audience, Lim decided to travel the road of casualness. Accepting of a world where trousers and suiting shorts can co-exist with more relaxed pieces like his oversize ...
