On the surface, technology and creativity may seem as dichotomous as black and white or true and false—but they can ultimately be viewed as two sides of the same coin, says Patrick Mason: “Fictional or imaginary concepts need to be planned, put into visuals and onto paper, so they can resonate amongst our peers and […]
‘NEW DAWN | Tools to Touch in Times Ahead is a collaborative multimedia project curated by Berlin-based photographer and creative director Tobias Faisst that features...
Celia Pym mends a family of TOAST sweaters and a pair of socks.
A weekly Saturday recap to share with you our favorite links, discoveries, exhibitions, and more from the past seven days. This week, proof that floor-to-ceiling carpet is having a moment, an freshly optimistic take on the armchair, and some solace to art-loving Angelenos.
Aitor Palma and Manuel Canillan photographed by Flama and styled by Efra Pérez, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online. Photography: Flama @flama.ph Styling: Efra Pérez @efraperez Production Assistant: Pedro Pérez @pe_perez Make-up: Mar Zagarriga @it.marz Models: Aitor Palma @aitor_palma... »
Brooklyn-based photographer Jeremy Snell’s series Boys of Volta has been published into a brand new cinematic photo book. Winner of The Portrait of Humanity prize,...
And we’re (already) obsessed.
In Mexico City’s Roma Norte neighborhood sits ‘Studio IMA’, a small space that exists as a cross between a cultural venue, showroom, and design studio,...
Mardo._ SS21 collection is based on designer’s reflections about the border between real and virtual that blurs out stronger every day. How to keep your energy up and get new experiences in the reality of closed borders? How to grow and progress, find new impressions while being alone with yourself? During the development of this collection, the designer managed to answer these questions for himself, while the work has been built on a new concept for the brand: initially, all pieces have been constructed in 3D, then virtual fitting was done and only after it was transferred on real models.
Celia Pym mends a family of TOAST sweaters and a pair of socks.
A weekly Saturday recap to share with you our favorite links, discoveries, exhibitions, and more from the past seven days. This week, proof that floor-to-ceiling carpet is having a moment, an freshly optimistic take on the armchair, and some solace to art-loving Angelenos.
Aitor Palma and Manuel Canillan photographed by Flama and styled by Efra Pérez, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online. Photography: Flama @flama.ph Styling: Efra Pérez @efraperez Production Assistant: Pedro Pérez @pe_perez Make-up: Mar Zagarriga @it.marz Models: Aitor Palma @aitor_palma... »
Brooklyn-based photographer Jeremy Snell’s series Boys of Volta has been published into a brand new cinematic photo book. Winner of The Portrait of Humanity prize,...
And we’re (already) obsessed.
Mardo._ SS21 collection is based on designer’s reflections about the border between real and virtual that blurs out stronger every day. How to keep your energy up and get new experiences in the reality of closed borders? How to grow and progress, find new impressions while being alone with yourself? During the development of this collection, the designer managed to answer these questions for himself, while the work has been built on a new concept for the brand: initially, all pieces have been constructed in 3D, then virtual fitting was done and only after it was transferred on real models.
This season’s core palette moves forward, maintaining classic bestselling ones, tweaked with some color replacement in refreshing the look.
In Mexico City’s Roma Norte neighborhood sits ‘Studio IMA’, a small space that exists as a cross between a cultural venue, showroom, and design studio,...
Tanya Taylor RTW Fall 2022 collection
Celia Pym mends a family of TOAST sweaters and a pair of socks.
Découvrez le défilé London college of fashion - Prêt à porter Automne-Hiver 22-23. Retrouvez tous les looks du show en photo ainsi que les coulisses, les détails et les meilleurs moments du défilé en vidéo. Bref, le meilleur de la mode !
