3D Haute Couture by Iris Van Herpen
Christened “Shift souls”, Iris Van Herpen’s new collection was inspired by celestial charts and interstellar galaxies, while starting an unprecedented technological revolution in textiles.
Skunkfunk becomes SKFK!
Originally known as Skunkfunk, the Basque label has now become SKFK. Taking an ethical and eco-friendly approach, the brand offers timeless urban pieces of exceptional quality!
When 3D printing lets you produce incredibly realistic wood
What if technology were to surpass the laws of nature? As mentioned in the “Quantum Alchemy” concept – Multiverse Theme in the SS20 Influences Trendbook (from page 86), this dreaded phenomenon could be on the verge of becoming a reality. The reason: engineers from Columbia University have achieved the feat of creating blocks of wood with…
Kengo Kuma pays homage to Catalan architecture with the new Camper store in Barcelona
After designing the Milan flagship store in 2016, Kengo Kuma has just finished renovating a new Camper retail outlet in Barcelona. Located opposite the famous “Plaza Catalonia”, the store pays tribute to Catalan architecture with its numerous vaults reminiscent of Gaudi’s work.
Iconic pieces from Les Coyotes de Paris
Created by Marieke Meulendijks in 2015, Les Coyotes de Paris brand offers urban, cutting-edge pieces for contemporary young women. Focus on a timeless brand straight from Amsterdam!
Margarita Talep’s algae-based packaging
Say goodbye to plastic packaging with an ultra-short lifetime and toxic production methods! Margarita Talep has developed a new kind of bioplastic produced entirely using organic elements.
Aquazzura has a new store at the heart of Milan, decorated by the architects Casa do Passadiço
The Florentine label Aquazzura has just opened its new showcase at the heart of Milan. Carte blanche was given to Casa do Passadiço’s interior designers, Cláudia and Catarina Soares, who have come up with a precious and elegant space inspired by seventies’ Italian style.
The computer embroidered in gold thread by Irène Posch and Ebru Kurbak
What if electronic objects were made using artisanal sewing techniques such as knitting, crochet or embroidery? That is what the artists and designers Irène Posch and Ebru Kurbak have asked, whose work combines textile creations and new technologies.
When Net-à-Porter celebrates young up-and coming Colombian designers
Always on the lookout for new talent, Net-à-Porter has renewed its digital wardrobe by drawing on talent from South America and particularly Colombia, a fertile ground in terms of style, combining natural resources and craftsmanship techniques.
Men’s fashion according to Per Götesson
Per Götesson has been reshaping men’s fashion since 2016. The Swedish designer reveals destructured, conceptual pieces that sometimes verge on British grunge style.