Daemon Concept

April 07, 2026

Where devotion meets the reality of now, Daemon Concept’s Paris presentation captures a charged moment. Where Paris community, Japanese technology, and the Ukrainian diaspora meet on the same frequency. Styled in Errolson Hugh’s Acronym and grounded by Rombaut’s sharp, futuristic footwear, the cast feels both intimate and untouchable.

Lit with stark chiaroscuro, the scene nods to Northern Renaissance painting—faces emerging from shadow, bodies held in tension. Otherworldly jewelry with futuristic cross symbols and headwear push it further, soundtracked by Kavari, opening with KYIV by Alina Pash x Apashe.

The performance blurs raw techno culture with faith and intimacy, making both feel alive—worship as something physical, immediate, and constantly shifting.

Presented by @pps.app.official
Photography @leandaheler
Creative Direction @daemon_concept
Creative Producer @erotocomatose
Soundtrack @kavarikavarikavari
DJ @rebeccacarrendina
Producer @jana.varrone
Movement Director @paulinegudet
Key Make Up @hicham_ababsa
Key Hair @hiromi_nishinaka
Samurai Armour @ladysavi_
Styling / Men @erlsn.acr
Garments / Men @acronym.gmbh
Footwear @rombautofficial
Garments Women @15_1_16_1_3
Lights Designer @lorenzo.marcolini
Models @mazzhyk @valeriemevegue @erotocomatose @pure_absence @kubor.kubor @adisxy @meatlesspies @mvbaal @15_1_16_1_3
Scenography / Location @espaceparallele
Partners @heavensake @sokolvodka
BTS @feel_twinkrew @alexandra.mavrofridi @tikkbene

Fashion

Breaking the Mold

July 10, 2023

Just in time for Wimbledon, Palmes is dropping their exclusive Palmes Forest Tennis Club capsule collection for SSENSE. The collection pays homage to Frank Llyod Wright’s River Forest Tennis Club. In addition to his work as a visionary architect and designer Frank was an avid tennis player.

The collection bolsters mens and womens styles, a first for the iconic tennis brand. The pieces are rendered in a color palette filled with off whites and crisp greens. The collection includes mesh tennis shorts, tracksuits and tennis skirts alongside more formal offerings such as knitted sweaters and workwear trousers.

Palmes seeks to subvert the elitism and exclusivity of the country club space and instead opts for an open and engaging collection. The collection drops today on SSENSE and Palmes.co.

Text by Jard Lerebours
Photos courtesy of Palmes

Fashion

Romain Kremer Designs Sport Couture

July 10, 2023

Starting his eponymous brand in 2006, Kremer has since unveiled twelve menswear collections under the auspices of the French Federation of Couture. However, he now takes a different approach to his work, pushing the boundaries of what we typically see in couture lines.

Conceived within the confines of his Parisian abode, Kremer amalgamated contrasting materials, such as neoprene, with the romantic allure inherent in couture silhouettes. The resulting collection boasts an array of dresses, pleated skirts, and billowing sleeves crafted from athletic fabrics, provocatively interrogating the notions of masculinity and androgynous fashion.

Inspired profoundly by various athletic disciplines ranging from gymnastics to surfing and ice skating, Kremer's designs embody a fusion of technical apparel and feminine contours, yielding a mesmerizing assortment that dares to challenge established masculine norms within society. Comprising 25 distinct ensembles, this collection acts as a catalyst, igniting an ongoing dialogue with customers and fostering an ever-evolving creative evolution.

Text by Colleen Rodgers
Photos courtesy of Romain Kremer

Fashion

Fendi Triptych Takes Couture Week

July 07, 2023

What comes first, the outfit or the accessories? For creative director Kim Jones, it’s clearly the latter. At Fendi’s Fall 2023 Haute Couture show, models floated down the halls of Palais Brongiart in Paris in understated gowns which shed light on the luxury house’s debut high jewelry collection, Fendi Triptych. Designed by artistic director Delfina Delettrez Fendi, the jewelry is abstracted in the clothes — zeroing in on Grecian gowns in shades reminiscent of rubies, sapphires, and black diamonds.

On the subject of his design process, Jones writes, “We worked on a template based on Delfina’s high jewelry. If there is no jewelry, the idea is still present through the color palette and embellishment in the collection.” While the gowns were inspired by the concept of Fendi Tryptic, they certainly stand on their own, placing draped dresses and corset details back on our radar.

Text by Meyme Nakash
Photos courtesy of Fendi

This season, we wanted to concentrate on the achievement of fluidity, drape and shape through couture techniques, bringing these elements together with the attitude of today.