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A.A.Spectrum is a cross-cultural collaboration. Their very first collection was launched in Beijing for FW16 with the aim to create a tribe, not an army, and a spectrum with room for diversity. Their collections are designed in Copenhagen, Denmark and made in Beijing, China.
In 2006 Andy Wolf started with its first collection of timeless modern glasses, which not only fulfils highest aesthetical criteria but also provides ultimate functionality. Within the last year sales more than doubled while Andy Wolf is not targeting mass production but handmade luxury articles.
Anna Galaganenko is a Milan-based RTW label founded by model-turned-designer Marangoni graduate. Chosen by Vogue Italia as one of the talents to watch, her signature pieces are effortlessly raw yet perfectly tailored shirts and jeans.
French designer Arthur Avellano mainly works with latex to create his signature style, challenging the norms with his choice of fabric and unique design. His collections convey sexual connotations and further a message of insolence. In collaboration with specialized laboratories, Avellano includes the originality of his brand and innovative textile research to develop his own unique material.
August is a clothing brand combining natural materials with innovative design. Harmony between comfort, practicality, and style is the main concept behind the design process. Construction of clean forms, refined lines, and silent expression embody these collections which are suitable for anyone appreciating elegant clothes as well as sustainability in clothing design.
Calla Haynes first began working at Rochas and Nina Ricci, finessing her textile and print design skills while absorbing the savoir-faire unique to French luxury houses. With the launch of her namesake label in 2009, Haynes established a fresh balance between refined and relaxed, and has heralded by press including Vogue and Elle. The babouches are carried in today's leading luxury retailers.
Chin Wang launched his label in 2015. Having initially trained in womenswear before embarking upon his studies abroad, the Central Saint Martin’s grad swiftly drew notice for his playfully gender-fluid approach to men’s fashion by injecting his creations with feminine-forward elements and tongue-in-cheek styling.
Created by designer Hyemee Lee, beloved for her boldness and passion which crosses from fashion to art to lifestyle, Eenk was brought to life whilst being inspired by images and messages brought to life for each letter of the alphabet. In the age of fast fashion and endless cycles of trends, Eenk aims to bring collectibles instead of disposables into their client’s personal archives.
Egyboy is both an artist and a streetwear brand, established in 2010, with its roots in Vilnius, spirit in contemporary Sydney and now living in Paris. With a deft dark humour and iconoclastic touch, Egyboy mines art and fashion history, as well as surfing internet culture to spray a streetwise sensibility that always stays conceptually true to its own expressive primitivism.
Seoul-based Jei Kim launched Fleamadonna in 2007 and is, with its two seasonal women's collections every year, dedicated to designing clothes for a free-spirited woman who loves herself and her quirky style, which could be seen as kitsch and unique.
Designer Arashi Yanagawa did not train as a fashion designer, rather, he unexpectedly started his career as a professional boxer. His creativity and love for designing clothing guided him to become a fashion designer in 2003. It was then that Arashi founded his own brand John Lawrence Sullivan. Using his background in boxing, Arashi chose the name ‘John Lawrence Sullivan' to pay homage to a man that embodied traits of strength, dignity and never shied away from a challenge.
Kreist is a young ready-to-wear label under the creative direction of Central Saint Martins graduate and British Fashion Council’s New Gen alumnus Krzysztof Strozyna. The label takes its inspiration from modern art and the vivid, youthful spirit of contemporary pop culture, whilst fusing American 1970s with the bold Eastern European chic, and is adored by fashion it-girls Gigi and Bella Hadid.
The scarf as a fashion accessory had sadly become an afterthought of stodgy design. This led to the creation of Labrume, a label that approaches scarf design with whimsy and seeks to create wearable works of art for all. Labrume offers to rejuvenate the scarves worn by our grand mothers by creating contemporary designs which are unisex, original and unexpected.
Paris-based Oberkampf reflects the dark undertones of the city, made up of a seductive selection of black calfskin accessories. Unexpected sex appeal is prevalent in the covetable collection taking inspiration from the erotic thriller Frantic, capturing Paris' cityscape more paranoid than picturesque.
The name Pearls Before Swine is a biblical expression implying that things of beauty should not be put before those incapable of appreciating their value. Designer Himo Martin soughts inspiration in the overlooked details of life – lost objects, elements of nature and personal histories.
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Vinti Andrews is a London-based womenswear brand and collaboration between Vinti Tan and Paul Andrews. Both designers share same influences of British culture and the music scene to curate a contemporary brand that flaunts innovation and originality. Each collection is designed for the au courant fashion conscious individual and garments reflect a unique expression of texture and colour through an interesting form of art.
Wiboe Projects is a fashion and design conceprt created to explore culture and innovation through how we dress, live and express ourselves. Mainly focusing on outerwear which give us shelter and warmth, the brand was founded in 2016 by Maj Wiboe-Engelmark, who previously worked for Balenciaga, Y-3 and Loewe to name a few.
Founded in 2009, Wonder Anatomie is the brainchild of designer Chalermkiat Khatikasemlert who draws inspiration from, as the label's name suggests, the wonders of anatomy. From a young age, Chalermkiat has always been fascinated by the complexity of anatomy, both animal and human, and finds it ironical that something so wondrous that supports life can be commonly thought of as morbid.
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