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FYODOR GOLAN INTERVIEW (LOGO.EC 11.06.13)
Playing off their differences to create pieces harmonious in purity, texture and concept, London-based design duo Fyodor Podgorny and Golan Frydman have gone from strength to strength since their A/W12 debut, having won the 2011 Fashion Fringe prize and gained experience with names like Raf Simons and Issey Miyake. Here, they discuss ’90s motifs, surrealist accessories and Alanis Morissette. Read the rest of this entry
VIRAL STYLE #9 (CREATOR’S PROJECT 31.05.13)
Conductive Designer Nails And Hardware Store-Inspired Accessories
A weekly roundup of what’s happening at the intersection of tech and fashion Read the rest of this entry
VIRAL STYLE #4 (CREATOR’S PROJECT 26.04.13)
iPhone Operated Limbs And Clothes That Morph
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VIRAL STYLE #3 (CREATOR’S PROJECT 19.04.13)
LED Baseball Caps And Anime Characters In Givenchy
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VIRAL STYLE #2 (CREATOR’S PROJECT 12.04.13)
Marc Jacobs Dresses A Hologram Plus Vine Lookbooks
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VIRAL STYLE #1 (CREATOR’S PROJECT 05.04.13)
Tumblr-Inspired Fashion And Tag-Popping Tees
Whether or not ‘Internet’ is a style in an of itself is currently a hotly contested point. However, the increasing influence the online world is beginning to hold over fashion — whether via Second Life-style lookbook apps (hey Proenza Schouler!) or Karl Lagerfeld lurking Tumblr for inspiration on Chanel’s key pieces — is now undeniable.
Trend forecasting these days is basically just a matter of logging into Instagram. And the world of fashion, once the centre of a goldfish bowl to be viewed from the outside by all but a select few, is being forced to adapt to a digital terrain which favors direct engagement over aloof austerity.
These (relatively) early days are rife with the kind of experimentation that fluctuates wildly between inspired and insane, as fashion finally begins to find its feet on the web. This weekly column aims to bring you the best of everything that comes through our dashboards and beyond in digestible weekly portions, as we scour the URL world for hints at 2018 catwalk trends and the collisions between fashion and technology that might shape future fashion styles. Read the rest of this entry
ALEX MATTSSON INTERVIEW (LOGO.EC 14.12.12)
Swedish-born designer Alex Mattsson moved to the UK in 2004, graduated from RCA in 2009 and has since been making a name for himself on the fashion scene with his futuristic ‘Alien Minimalist’ apparel. Poised to showcase his new A/W13 line at January’s London’s Collections: Men season in collaboration with Red Bull Catwalk Studios and rising hip-hop star Zebra Katz, we caught up with Alex for a chat about sci-fi, the coming apocalypse and what he thinks about the concept of extraterrestrial life… Read the rest of this entry
CHARLI XCX’S STYLE ESSENTIALS (LOGO.EC 13.12.12)
It’s been a big year for London-based singer/songwriter Charli XCX, having released her debut album ‘You’re the One’, performed at Fred Butler’s LFW show and supported Santigold and Coldplay on tour. We caught up with Charli to give us the lowdown on her must-have style essentials. Read the rest of this entry
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