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Friday, December 22, 2017

Kaltblut

Friday, March 31, 2017

Unravel

Kaltblut

Photography George Cassapides
Styling Christos Christou
Model Petar Perovic

Friday, July 18, 2014

Dazed & Confused

Photographer Sarah Piantadosi
Styling Celestine Cooney
Model Mica Arganaraz

Collage by BESS NYC

More here

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

New Talent: Edmund Ooi

Edmund Ooi

Edmund, 24, is currently studying fashion at the Antwerp Academy. Although he is barely in his second year, but he's already stirring the world of fashion.

An interesting interview, in which he reviews some motivations underlying his somewhat weird but fascinating collection, was published by Dazed Digital.

Source

Dazed Digital

Monday, May 23, 2011

Dark Side

To those of you who are into anything Gothic: I've been informed that your day was yesterday, so I'm dedicating this posting to you all, my dark, post-modern buddies.

You're already "alternative" in most senses, including music, lifestyle, and, of course, fashion. So there's nothing new about you guys wearing skirts, only that they have to be black, and, whenever possible, they should display other elements referring to the Goth scene, such as leather belts, chains, or occult imagery.
Am I right?

Anyways, I'm not really part of any subcultural stream or urban tribe myself... but I'd definitely wear any of these!

Model Rommel Werneck

Source

Stamos Kilts

Julius

Photographer Photographed

Prickle and Prick

Need some Discipline?

Jaiden and Rasham

Monday, November 22, 2010

Prickle and Prick

Void of Course

Romance of Violence

2011 Collection

The result of the joint efforts of designer Sean-Anthony Moran film-maker/theatre-performance artist Christopher Sutton is Void of Course this new London based label featuring quite singular, somewhat hostile looking garments with explicit BDSM connotations. Leather, of course, is the ubiquitous star.

Source

Inkarlcerating

http://www.void-of-course.com

Tribe á la Mode

Need Some Discipline?

Dark Stuff

X Fashion

Saturday, March 27, 2010

Tribe á la mode

"Tribes"

Sang Bleu Magazine

Editorialist Jean-Luc Française

Photography René Habermacher

We don't know the precise name for this fancy, fashion-aware urban tribe, but it does look quite, well... tribal. And, in spite of the pricey printed textiles, expensive furs, and elegant bijouterie, the gang also looks threatening enough.

I guess face-paint, tatoos, and S&M gear have something to do with that. Anyways, one couldn't stumble upon a more stylish mob.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Need some discipline?

Jaiden RVA James recently launched their Autumn/winter 2010-2011 collection. Once again, it's not difficult to realize were do controversial Rashn D'Vera Agymang and Jaiden James find their source of inspiration: do chains, handcuffs, belts, black leather and latex ring a bell? For some, the couples clothes are not "inspired by" BDSM apparel, but they actually "are" sado-mascochist gear.

Whatever their use may be, their clothes reflect an existent aspect of human psychology, and an actual lifestyle for many people, who enjoy consensual roleplay. The delight in dominance and submission has always found it's way to the catwalk no matter how bad society tries to hide it. But few designers bring it up so explicitly as this London-based African couple.

Black leather, metal rings and belts are a must, as well as JRVAJ's well known masks, but the collection also includes high heels (the models still need some practice, though). I miss the wonderful skirts featured in past collections. (See J&R Revisited)

Footloose and Fashion-Free!

We are living exiting times in many senses: technologies allow us to stay in touch with people from around the word and humanity even starts reaching for distant planets.

When it comes to gender, we have gone a long way into accepting our ample, rich sexual diversity that goes way beyond the traditional gender binary: after many centuries of stereotypes, people finally start presenting themselves as bi-gender, non-binary, genderless, genderfluid.

Even cis-gender people, i.e. those falling into the conventional ”male” and “female” categories, are acting, even unconsciously, in ways far removed from traditional patterns: Ladies are becoming more assertive, while gentlemen are allowed to show their emotions and display their “feminine” side.

All this slow but steady modifications in our conduct, which I consider to be extremely healthy and honest, cannot help but being expressed in the way we dress.

Ladies wear pants and “power suits”, while the creativity, the flair, the colors, the design, which used to be reserved for the girls only, are finally reaching the menswear department. Males don’t have to settle for the same old boring, gray, stuff.

Skirts, heels, jewelry and flower-patterns in bright colors for men are not uncommon any more.

My blog, promotes designers and creators of non-conforming fashions.

WARNING: It’s not a blog about "cross-dressing". That's a word that hopefully will one day vanish from our vocabulary as everyone dresses the way they feel suit and that's that!

Feel free to post your comment!

Feel free to wear whatever you please!

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