The pieces themselves balance casual and formal influences, creating outfits that feel both accessible and elevated. Prints play a central role, appearing across pants, outerwear, and layered garments, often functioning as symbolic markers of the themes Covelo explores. There is a subtle narrative in the way patterns and motifs repeat across the collection, reinforcing the idea that beauty is both varied and interconnected.
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Evan Menswear SS 2015 Amsterdam
Silhouettes emphasize comfort and movement. Long shorts paired with layered outerwear form the backbone of many looks, combining a summer-ready sensibility with a thoughtful approach to proportion. Jackets, overshirts, and lightweight coats are styled in layers that suggest ease and spontaneity, as if the wearer assembled the outfit instinctively yet successfully. The effect is approachable yet precise, balancing structure with relaxation.
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Vogmask and Face Slap SS 2015 Villain?
The Vogmask and Face Slap Spring Summer 2015 collaboration arrives with a sense of playful confrontation, blending fashion, function, and costume like exaggeration. The collection feels pulled from a pop culture universe where heroes and villains are defined by color, mask, and attitude. There are clear visual echoes of Saturday morning television references, from superhero teams to animated fighters, yet the result feels intentional rather than nostalgic cosplay.
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ALAN ZEPEDA RESORT 2015
Alan Zepeda’s Resort 2015 collection presents a thoughtful collision of ancient reference and contemporary ease. The Mexican designer draws from the visual language of Greek togas, translating their fluidity and drape into garments that feel modern, relaxed, and intentionally unbound by traditional categories. Rather than leaning into costume, the collection uses classical forms as a foundation for everyday wear.
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Lookbook for THE 2 BANDITS Fall 2014 ft. Allie Crandell
The 2 Bandits Fall 2014 lookbook is a cinematic exploration of the American West, reimagined through contemporary fashion. Featuring model Allie Crandell, the series captures the dusty, expansive energy of frontier landscapes while grounding the collection in wearable, statement pieces. The shoot feels perfectly aligned with the brand’s name, evoking the wildness, independence, and rugged romance of a bygone era
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Miu Miu Fall/Winter 2014 Advertising Campaign Video
“Actress Stacy Martin appears as a modern-day Warholian superstar in Miu Miu’s latest campaign, shot by eminent fashion photographer, Steven Meisel. Monochrome set ups capture the star of the moment channeling multiple feminine personas. The new darling of independent cinema, star of Lars Von Trier’s Nymphomaniac, projects a quiet strength. Meisel’s bare sets and stark lighting accentuate her effortless beauty. Bold yet harmonious texture contrasts — transparent plastic, quilted nylon, brocade, knit and astrakhan — are amplified by her subtle presence. There is a mysterious undercurrent to Meisel’s cinematic images too, a far-off look, arms folded, legs crossed, a finger provocatively raised to the lips. Darkness and light exist side…
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House of V S/S 2015
The collection leaned into nostalgia without becoming literal. Subtle references to the 1990s and early 2000s were woven throughout, from sporty silhouettes to layered styling, but the effect was modern and wearable. House of V’s approach balanced trend awareness with practicality, ensuring that every outfit could function in real life while retaining runway impact.
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UNIF S/S 2014 Lookbook, 90’s Beach Punk
The styling leans heavily into nostalgia without becoming costume. Scrunchies reappear without irony. Tie-dye shows up soft and worn, more personal than performative. Platform shoes ground the looks with weight, while knitwear is casually thrown over dresses as if styled in motion rather than planned. Nothing feels precious. Everything feels instinctive.
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Portable Shot Glasses by Alexander Wang
Alexander Wang has never been shy about merging luxury with nightlife, and his portable shot glass set feels like a knowing wink to exactly that overlap. Designed as part of the aesthetic universe surrounding his Fall Winter 2014 collection, the accessory leans fully into indulgence, irony, and practicality disguised as provocation.
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Dice Kayek Haute Couture F/W 2014-2015 Structure Couture
Voluminous, structured and short. Full of separate colors ant the occasional light beading to add a bit of texture. Simple style with natural makeup. No full length gowns because the drama was in the shapes alone. source:
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Oscar Carvallo Haute Couture F/W 2014-2015 Don’t Mesh With Me
Medieval princess attending a fancy cocktail party. Mesh and structured pieces. For the most part a neutral color palate with sheen and sparkle. source:
