Y/Project Spring Summer 2016 in Paris served up awkward, oversized silhouettes with layered confidence. Long coats, slouchy trousers, and stacked shirts created a runway that felt deliberately unbalanced yet full of personality.
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Saint Laurent F/W 2015 Print Campaign
Saint Laurent reveals their print campaign for the their F/W 2015 collection. Shot in the streets of LA we have the hot slummy rocker type (Pascal and Paul) photographed by Hedi Slimane.
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Lemaire Menswear S/S 2016 Paris
Lemaire Spring Summer 2016 menswear in Paris delivered quiet refinement through clean, loose fitting silhouettes and understated leisurewear. The collection felt effortless, grounded, and thoughtfully constructed. No noise. No theatrics. Just pure design clarity.
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Saint Jacques F/W 2015 Campaign
Sharp, clean, and confidently modern. The Saint Jacques Fall Winter 2015 campaign delivered a chic visual story featuring model Annelot de Waal, photographed by Reno Mezger. Set against a sleek industrial backdrop, the shoot emphasized structure, clarity, and precision.
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Saskia de Brauw by photographer Mikael Jansson
When high couture meets high vanity, things get interesting. For the June/July 2015 issue of Interview Magazine, Saskia de Brauw stepped in front of Mikael Jansson’s lens for a sharp, self-aware editorial exploring the then-trending phenomenon of the selfie stick.
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SCHIELD Jewellery F/W 2016
A little bit crazy. A lot a bit awesome. SCHIELD’s Fall Winter 2016 jewellery campaign turned glamour into a full blown escape act. Designed by Roberto Ferlito, the collection was showcased in a visually charged editorial where chaos and couture collided beautifully.
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DSquared2 Menswear S/S 2016 Milan
DSquared2 Spring Summer 2016 in Milan felt like a frat house surfer who discovered electronic dance music festivals and never fully came back. Sunburnt. Slightly chaotic. Bright, sweaty, and layered in contradiction. It was messy on purpose.
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Giorgio Armani Menswear S/S 2016 Milan
Giorgio Armani Spring Summer 2016 delivered exactly what the house does best: gentlemen’s clothing for gentlemen occasions. Refined. Relaxed. Effortlessly composed. It was a wardrobe built for yachts, seaside dinners, and quiet afternoons on the golf course. This was luxury without volume.
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Fendi Menswear S/S 2016 Milan
Fendi Spring Summer 2016 proved that oversized can still be sleek. The collection balanced generous proportions with sharp execution, resulting in looks that felt luxurious rather than loose. It was volume with discipline.
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CAROLINE TRENTINI by photographer PAOLA KUDACKI
Loud, glossy, and dipped in pastel fantasy. Caroline Trentini stepped into a gaudy glam mansion and turned it into a cotton candy dreamscape for Vogue España’s July 2015 issue. Shot by Paola Kudacki, the editorial balanced sweetness with spectacle.
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Etro Menswear S/S 2016 Milan
A modern Prince of Persia walked the runway in Milan. Etro’s Spring Summer 2016 menswear collection delivered luxury without noise, confidence without clutter. It was regal, but grounded. Opulent, yet controlled.
