Wearable Objects

Viktor & Rolf FW15 (ph: Alessandro Garofalo from Style.com)

The latest show from Viktor & Rolf — featuring models wearing destructured canvas as dresses — left a lot of people speechless. I knew I had to make a post about it, but wanted to enhance it by relating other fashion content to it. So I started doing some research about the idea of wearable objects in fashion, and here are the highlights of what I found, featuring pieces from (of course) Viktor & Rolf, Hussein Chalayan, Maison Martin Margiela, and Comme des Garçons. Only excellent stuff!

One more good summer

It's been so hot in Paris these past few days, I decided it was time for less talk and more music ! So, here is a little summer mixtape for you. I suppose you're going to be frolicking on a beach, make barbecues with friends, or listen to nostalgic music on a bridge over the summer... To me, there is a bit of all sides of summer in this playlist : the ups and downs, the long nights, the late mornings, the winding roads, time that appears to be stretching on forever. It's been hard to pack it all up in 10 songs but there you go, otherwise I might never stop switching between songs. Click here to listen to it on Spotify or see directly below ☟ !

George Byrne

George Byrne moved to Los Angeles from Australia and, luckily for us, fell in love with the city. Filled with this new source of inspiration, he picked up his iPhone and started searching for the perfect picture around every corner to fill up his Instagram gallery. Influenced by the square format and its restraints, he developed a style based on pure composition and color balance.