WOS Fall 2020

March 04, 2020

After abbreviating their name from Walk of Shame to WOS in 2019, the brand recently released their second collection since adapting their new moniker, demonstrating founder Andrey Artyomov’s dedication to meticulous design.

With lighthearted airy tones, the collection maintains a sense of whimsy while still being decisive. Artyomov summons a typical Russian setting from the archives of viewers’ memories, creating conversation regarding Russian cliches.

From incorporating recurring motifs to channelling a heavy air of nostalgia, the collection features ‘80s-esque leggings, knee-high boots, and sequined ensembles. And if that wasn’t enough, several of the pieces are emblazoned with screen-printed crescent moons and hairline trees on puffers, silk, and trouser-turned-shorts.

Text by Logan Brown
Photos Courtesy of WOS

Check out the collection below.

Fashion

Jelly for Marshall Columbia x Melissa

September 12, 2024

"I remembered the clear Melissa jelly shoes my sister Bea used to wear as a kid," New York-based designer Marshall Columbia recalls while discussing his latest collaboration with the iconic footwear brand. "They fit so seamlessly into the little world I’m creating with my own brand," he adds, "which is basically a glamorized, cartoon version of my childhood memories."

While that sense of late '90s, summery nostalgia was a key inspiration, Columbia’s reinterpretation of Melissa’s jelly shoe brings a hotter, more playful silhouette that can be dressed up or down. Reflecting on the shoe’s 2-in-1 design, Columbia shares, "The fact that this boot can also be transformed into a completely different shoe is the most exciting part, making it one of the most versatile shoes I’ve ever seen."

But for Columbia, the project was more than just a creative outlet. "Creating this campaign was one of the most special moments in my career," he reflects. "It was amazing to look around the room on the day of the shoot and see only friends and chosen family — people who’ve been incredible creative collaborators over the years. Even one of my closest friends, Bapari, produced original tracks for the campaign. These are the moments that make having a brand worth it."

Preview the colorways below. Shop the collab at marshallcolumbia.com.

Credits

Photographer: Neva

Creative Director: Marshall Columbia

Photo Assistant: Isobel Rae, Nuvany

Digitech: Jacob New York

Videographer: Joaquin Castill

Stylist: Quinn Lowsky

Styling Assistant: Jenny Wang

Producer: Chloe Young

Production Coordinator: Jeanine Deliz

Production Assistant: Matt Ramos

Makeup: Julian Wolfstoller

Makeup Assistant: Nikki Ciocari

Hair: John Novotny

Hair Assistant: Diana Braidz

Nails: Speakeasy Nails

Talent: Lingbo L., Willa Devereux, Mika Nobles, Not Even Flexin

Fashion

vowels FW24

September 11, 2024

New York- and Tokyo-based alternative luxury brand vowels debuted its first full Autumn/Winter 2024 collection yesterday at the vowels Showroom at 76 Bowery. Under the direction of Creative Director Yuki Yagi and inspired by the Japanese philosophy of "Shuhari," the collection reinterprets classic streetwear with high-quality materials and innovative techniques.

Standout pieces include outerwear such as natural duck down jackets, Primaloft-insulated cashmere coats, and a bonded wool shell coat inspired by Tokyo’s salarymen. Knitwear, Japanese cotton tees, and relaxed wool-blend cargos round out the offering, featuring a color palette inspired by Japan’s natural and urban landscapes.

Accessories like hats, beanies, and scarves use the same luxury technical materials, complementing the outerwear. Yagi describes the design process as iterative, comparing it to "playing Tetris" to perfect every detail.

By Enzo Holdt
Photography by Nigel Shafran

see more here.

Fashion

KidSuper Blends Fashion and Comedy at the Apollo

September 10, 2024

In 2023, Colm Dillane of KidSuper made waves at Paris Fashion Week, combining his love for fashion and comedy with a one-hour show. Last night, Dillane brought that same creative energy back to New York’s iconic Apollo Theater for a community-driven celebration.

Hosted by Marlon Wayans, the event featured performances from DC Young Fly, Earthquake, Sam Jay, and a surprise appearance by Jim Jones. Alongside the entertainment, Dillane showcased his latest collection, filled with vibrant prints, bold colors, and his signature animated tailoring. The event also teased collaborations with Lovesac and Puma.

Dillane’s playful approach to fashion was clear throughout the night, as he continued to challenge industry norms and celebrate the creativity that makes each of us unique. KidSuper is redefining the future of fashion — one where art, humor, and dreams have no boundaries.