Fashion - Throwback
Kenzo Takada's incredible journey from Tokyo to Paris, defying fashion capital stereotypes. With unique combinations of Parisian culture and Japanese influences, his vibrant prints took the fashion world by storm. Learn about his legacy and impact on the industry.
Unbelievably, 30 years have passed since the beginning of the 1990s. The 1990s were a time of multiculturalism, uproot, and a revolutionary decade for digital technology. With all of the technological progress and the 2000s coming up, the 90s marked a time of uncertainty towards the future which can be seen in the fashion of […]
The timeless elegance of Audrey Hepburn in 'Roman Holiday' and the visionary costume designs by Edith Head. Explore the impact of Academy Award-winning creations, from iconic dresses to captivating chiffon gowns.
The success of artists such as Lizzo shows us that topics like bodypositivity and the reputation of being different and being yourself, of the media and brands are preempted. Anyone who honestly follows and supports these views, is hard to tell apart in the age of the Internet, since criticism and shitstorm hardly have any […]
Without big words, the Belgian designer Maison Martin Margiela creates fashion with a revolutionary statement. In 1988 Martin Margiela founded the Maison Martin Margiela brand together with the Brussels retailer Jenny Meirens as Neuf SARL. The company made a name for itself with avant-garde, deconstructivist fashion. Margiela took apart existing cuts and put them back […]
A look back on Mugler's avant-garde creations throughout the years
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Helmut Lang's journey to becoming an icon in the fashion industry is a story of authenticity and rejection of conventional norms. From his early beginnings as Paul Scepka, self-taught and minimalist in a time of opulence, to changing his name and presenting his first runway show in Paris, Lang's approach to fashion was a stark contrast to the popular trends of the time. With the success of his Vienna exhibition at Centre Pompidou in 1986, Lang's name became synonymous with avant-garde and minimalist fashion. He went on to teach fashion classes at University of Applied Arts in Vienna, work closely with Juergen Teller, and eventually move to New York. In April 2000, Lang made history as the first non-American designer to be awarded by the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA).
Japan is known for the pursuit of perfection when it comes to its craftsmanship. The quality standard must be at an absolute level that speaks for itself. Be it clothing, furniture or food. In everything you can feel the love that the locals of the land of the setting sun put into their work. That’s […]
