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ETHOSENS SS2010

SS2010 collection

I always feel odd in the stereotype of manly and menswear. We respected traditional style and
sewing of the men's wear in this collection. And "doubt" to the tradiction ocurred of us when we
thought about modern mode. We wantes to widen limitation of the menswear by expressing it.
by Ethosens

Yui Hashimoto graduated from Esmod tokyo in 2000, afterwards worked as an assistant in

Yab-Yum and Lolo. His own brand started by the name of ETHOS in 2003 and ETHOSENS

started with the AW 07/08 and presents the collection twice a year in Tokyo.

'ETHOS' has the meaning Habit, and 'SENS' has the meaning Sense. ETHOSENS was born

fusing these two words. We think that there is new discovery by paying more attention to all

senses to be born from habit.

We aim at the innovate expression that can become the standard in the future, and we want

to pursue the essential creation that can bring new sense of values in the world.

via ETHOSENS website

FABRICS INTERSEASON SS2010 ''latte mama"

____fabrics interseason collection
ss2010 „latte mama“  

the title of the ss 2010 collection „latte mama“ is a synonym for generative lifestyles. the form and
the standard of a bourgeoise life. the fashionable surface, gentrified, public space, city districts,
which look and function nearly the same in every metropolis. registered within following scenic setting:  
she (emancipated) speaks with him (creative) on the mobile phone, drinking latte macchiato
(organic, fair trade), while it (beautiful) sleeps in the baby buggy. afterwards she moves/drives it
(mc laren) and it (the child) and latte mummy demonstrates, what she and it posess: right you are.
make some room.  

thus: reproduction potency, gestures of dominance, prosperity and a social surplus value, which
accompanying is both defined and transported through form and contents of design and fashion.
so to speak: dominant design authorizes dominant gestures.   

every product of formal design embodies the utopia of a space, in which it can appear in an ideal way.
this abstractly planned space is always a political space at the same time, which implies certain ways
of ordering, certain values and relationships among people.  

____fabrics interseason tries to create and offer alternatives - clearances, improvisation - within
this defined set of forms, values and their promises. formally and contentwise they explore issues
whether in this case fashion and design could be suitable as communication tools.

____fabrics interseason (vienna) are Wally Salner and Johannes Schweiger.

the coordinates of fashion and design in general, contemporary fine arts, cultural history, performance

and (electronic)music describe the areas and interfaces, within which ___fabrics interseason locate and

position their works and projects. in accordance with their artistic method, the projects, performances

and the collections and presentation are based upon concepts which are developed from an intensive

research of socio-political discourses and phenomena.

___fabrics interseason are interested in codes, which manifest themselves in individual and collective

clothing patterns, in identity-generated values and their readability. the collections do not only function

as the analysis of these codes and even the analyses of a live within a surface (with all their socio-political

implications); but because of their ability to be worn, they also infiltrate an exclusive and highly individual

lifestyle by deliberately proclaiming a critical or political stance. the approach to fabrics, textiles and

fashion not only happens on a "superficial" level, the main interests are set on the content and life within a surface.

___fabrics interseason present their collections twice a year during paris pret-a-porter fashion week and

continually take part in international art-exhibitions.

via fabrics interseason website

ALEX TURVEY work

Alex Turvey is a 26 year-old director, graphic designer and animator with an

incredible and recognizable aesthetic, which he describes as “surreal folk horror

with sequins”.

Recently gaining recongnition as one of 15 creatives who will define the future of

arts in Britain by the Independent . Alex Turvey is a director, designer and

illustrator with an eclectic oeuvre of projects ranging from music videos, fashion

films & commercials to illustrated charity cereal boxes. Having grown up by the sea

in Cornwall, he now lives by the river in London where he started his career at

Precursor, then co-founded the Norway-UK partnership Elefant Art and now runs his

own eponymous studio. Alex likes nothing better than textural landscapes,

anatomical drawings and glitter; and his surreal visions have been applied to work

for the likes of Shakira, SEAT, Dazed & Confused, Ford, Polydor Records, MTV,

Topshop, Budweiser, Nike & Sugar Puffs. Alex also recently gained recongnition as a

top young creative entrepreneur by Dazed, as well as being highlighted as a leading

new director by Boards and Shots, and was recentley invited to be a jury member for

the prestigious D&AD awards.

Fashion film featuring Daisy Lowe, for the Autumn/Winter 2010/11 collection

of Menswear label Percival.

Exclusively commissioned by Dazed & Confused and featured as part of onedotzero

and Dazed's Fashion in Film program at the BFI, Frankenfashion is being

screened alongside the works of Chris Cunningham, Solve Sundsbo & Saam Farahmand. In his contribution, Turvey takes inspiration from the mythical Dr Frankenstein

who took parts from different bodies to make a new being. Here, a macabre sequence

of events sees fashion follow suit, leading to a surreal and transformational climax.

I was invited by production company Blink Ink and director Noah Harris to

create three unique scenes which feature within the new Ford Fiesta commercial.

Having honed an obsession with all things glittery, I decided to take the creative

freedom and healthy budget of Ford’s brief to push my fixation to the next level.

The obvious choice was to build a four-foot rotating glitter heart and then

explode large volumes of glitter from a compressed air rig directly at a kissing

couple who had been painted matt black. My content is featured alongside the work of

modern day design luminaries such Rachel Thomas, Carl Burgess, Dan Tobin Smith and

Chrissie MacDonald.

Looking forward to see his next wondrous live action space world for the new

Shakira/Seat 'Good Stuff' commercial.

polaroids by Laura Clayton

More at Alex Turvey vimeo

Alex Turvey website

ROBERT MOLNAR Fall 2010

Photos> Michael Scott Slosar

Model> Michael McNeal

ROBERT MOLNAR website

via Ashadedviewonfashion

The Artisan Issue by Fasion156

Tha Artisan Issue by Fashion156

Photography by Dimitris Theocharis (Post-production by Lynol Lui)

Styling and Fashion Direction by Guy Hipwell

Make Up by John Christopher > Hair by Fabio Gomez

Models> Jack and Samuel at Storm, Ivan at Premier

JOOST VANDEBRUG, works

COLLECTIONS for Wondarland TV

Directed by Joost Vandebrug
Fashion Editor> Way Perry
Hair by Chi Wong at Jed Root using Kiehl's & Makeupby Adam De Cruz using Lancome men
model> Jose at D1 models
Music> easy snap

HYUN YEU press video

Directed by Joost Vandebrug
Fashion editor> Ferry van der Nat
models> Eli, Luuc & Jaco @ Republic

THE FACADE for Dazed Digital

Directed by Joost Vandebrug
Fashion Editor> Ferry van der Nat
Music consultant> Tom Trago
Model> Robbie Baauw

film for the VANABBE museum

with meike beckers (styling) & vincent van de waal (visual artist)
hair/makeup: Ingrid van Hemert

Model: Florian @ Lara Pixie

ELLE editorial

shot by Joost Vandebrug
Styling> Antoinette Degens
Music> Tom Trago

Joost Vandebrug (26) studied VAV (previously Audio Visual) at the Amsterdam Academy

of arts Gerrit Rietveld and trained with photographer and filmmaker Erwin Olaf.

His contribution to magazines and projects are highly influenced by music and it’s

effect on high end fashion. The work reflect these influences by using models with

the needed level of authenticity and artists that relate to the sensitive vision of

Joost.

Joost uses different techniques of lighting and the suitable choice of camera to

translate the emotion and situation in order to accomplish his storytelling way of

photography. Joost is based in London and Amsterdam, exhibited personal work in Foam

(photography museum of Amsterdam) and will continue to work on personal projects to

maintain his strong signature.

JOOST VANDEBRUG website

Joost Vandebrug youtube

ETHOSENS SS2010

FABRICS INTERSEASON SS2010 ''latte mama"

ALEX TURVEY work

ROBERT MOLNAR Fall 2010

The Artisan Issue by Fasion156

JOOST VANDEBRUG, works

What the thunder said> METAL magazine issue #18 Luke Worrall Shot by Jose Manuel Ferrater

METAL MAGAZINE ISSUE #18> Directed by Ferrater Studio> Feat. Luke Worrall

METAL MAGAZINE ISSUE #17> Directed by Ferrater Studio> Feat. Alex Dunstan

FANTASTIC MAN MAGAZINE> The look of december 2009 by Adam Mufti

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