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Burberry: Open Spaces

‘This campaign celebrates the fearless spirit of exploration which connects us with one another and the natural world. It's about pushing boundaries and pursuing endless possibilities – looking to the future and connecting us all,’ says Tisci.

Journey into the depths of your own surreal fantasies with Burberry’s Open Spaces below.

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Get Close with Moncler

October 25, 2021

At Moncler, winter is one of the most extraordinary times of the year, and their ‘We Love Winter’ campaign is a testament to their love of the season. When the value of human closeness is at an all-time high, this campaign celebrates the togetherness we have all been missing. New York-based Australian photographer and director Chris Colls traveled worldwide this winter, capturing the candid warmth of family and friends.

This campaign concentrates on the essentials; soft black and white portraits highlight the spirit of the brand, each picture an ode to the simple joy that comes from human connection. The new FW 2021 collection features classic Moncler pieces with luxurious outerwear and tactual knits in classic cuts and colorways.

Text by Oona Oglesby
Photos Courtesy of Moncler

Since the brand's inception in 1952, the magic of winter has always been at the heart of every new collection. Staying protected in the warmth of a Moncler jacket or a loved one's arms during the crisp cooler months is what the 'We Love Winter' campaign is all about. With an international cast of creatives, Colls wanted to celebrate this new collection with a call for unwavering optimism going into the year ahead.

I was excited about the idea of closeness and intimacy.

Check out images from the new collection below.

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Telfar X Moose Knuckles is Reminiscent of Black Y2K Culture

October 25, 2021

Are you from New York even if you don't have a big black Telfar X Moose Knuckles puffa'?

It's the most wonderful time of the year — that being, the purveyors of all things winter gear, Moose Knuckles, and the all-hailed fashion brand, Telfar, have joined hands to create something magical for the first time ever. As the colder seasons approach, it was imperative that sooner or later, we would need a big black puffer with embossed Telfar logos all over it.

The 17 piece outerwear collection is a continuation of ceremonial staples seen in Telfar’s NYC roots. This is seen through paying homage to a distinctly New York outerwear tradition— one that features an all-over puff-embroidered TELFAR logo puzzle pattern. Moose Knuckles plays along by providing their key silhouettes and reimagining them — a winter drop New Yorkers will be all too familiar with.

Text by Tiana Randall
Photos by Jason Nocito
Styling by Avena Gallagher

The collection as whimsical as it is, is reminiscent of Black Y2K core, meaning the Babyphat's, the Rock-A-Wear's, and even the 'Apple Bottoms.' This is seen in the sinched ends of cropped coats with bubble sleeves, electric-gold zipper detailing, metallic stitching of the brands' name on the back of the jacket, and even on the butt of the pants. As the puff is appended onto all the pieces it adds a layer of texture and individualism to this line, with additional warmth. Stand-out pieces from this collection include the leather pants with fur - ring detailing and the embossed Telfar puzzle logo spread around. This pairs with the large shopping bag with that same logo that is sure to sell out in minutes.

If you've headed over to the Telfar website to see everything being sold out, you still have a chance to get your hands on this Winter's essentials. Starting on Monday, November 1 on mooseknucklescanada.com and TELFAR.net and at Moose Knuckles stores in SoHo (New York City), Roosevelt Field (New York), Boston (Massachusetts), and Westchester (New York) the collection will be available. And, beginning Monday, November 8, exclusive collection pieces will be available at Notre, Saks Fifth Avenue, Holt Renfrew, Ssense, and Galeries Lafayette.

Look at the Campaign below.