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Share thisFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmailDenim Tears has always treated clothing as a vessel for history. A hoodie, a pair of jeans, a T-shirt — none of these objects are neutral in Tremaine Emory’s world. They carry …
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Share thisFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmailLorenzo Roncaglione photographs what often goes unnoticed in the cities where he lives, Milan and Lisbon. He works in the spaces where the city shows its cracks: peripheral streets, …
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Share thisFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmailYoshitomo Nara’s figures have always looked like they know more than they should. Wide-eyed, quiet, wounded, stubborn, and strangely powerful, they sit somewhere between childhood and resistance, sweetness and refusal, …
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Share thisFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmailThere are few colours in fashion as loaded as Yohji Yamamoto’s black. In his world, black is not absence. It is memory, resistance, dignity, shadow, protection, and a refusal to …
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Share thisFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmailSome homes become museums. Others resist. They keep the air of the person who lived there, the shape of their habits, the silence after their voice has gone. Maison Gainsbourg, …
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Share thisFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmailStone Island has always understood that clothing becomes most interesting when it leaves the showroom. A jacket means one thing in an archive, another thing on a stage, in a …