Y/Project Fall/Winter 2017

Images by Adam Katz Sinding

Fashion

NOAH F/W '19

The past creative director of Supreme has moved on from his hypebeast era and instead creates clothing with the mission of “merging the rebellious vitality of skate, surf, and music cultures,” while holding sustainability in high regards. Currently available in stores (for all you New York residence, that means Mulberry Street), and will also drop online as of August 22nd. New content will be released every Thursday, from now until the end of December. Stay tuned.

Check out NOAH’s F/W’19 lookbook below.

Fashion

Saks Potts S/S '20

August 10, 2019

For the Saks Potts S/S '20 collection, designer duo Barbara Potts and Cathrine Saks bestowed upon the runway a parade of thematic, bejeweled, dazzling garments. Drawing upon inspiration from spaghetti westerns with a dash of Latin Tango and Disco motifs sprinkled in between, Saks Potts closed out the last day of CPHFW with a show to remember.

All in all the clothes were eye-catching (to say the least), with their rhinestone decals and colored stone accruements. Models donned accessories of folding fans and heart-shaped pendant necklaces, deepening the overly-decorative aesthetic of the show itself.

The enmeshment of these themes created an atmosphere of mirthful light-heartedness, turning the runway into an exhilarating costume performance. The Copenhagen-based brand emerged into fashion spotlight due to their colorful fur outerwear, but their S/S '20 show has proven once and for all that this brand can tackle any aesthetic and make it their own.

Text by Nola Schwalb
Photos by Ellen Nielsen

Check out more shots from behind the scenes of Saks Potts S/S '20 below.

Fashion

Stine Goya S/S '20

Each look resembled that of an exotic bird, no two alike. She creates a real-life picture book, and each 1980’s-esque garment is the harbinger of its own narrative. These stories live within the detailed patterns and distinctive pops of color, fully realized by the fierce prowl of the hand-selected models stomping around in platform disco shoes.

Goya’s goal, “to extend our universe by adding playfulness to the wardrobe,” is dead on track. If this is what our future universe looks like, office is on board.

Peep the BTS below.