“It’s just not enough to like some concoction. I’m not interested in making stuff for museums; I want the clothes to be worn. I don’t care if the girl sits on a curb in them after a party and they’re destroyed. I have to believe that there’s going to be a life for these things. Otherwise, I wouldn’t send them down the catwalk.”
Marc Jacobs
Bruce Weber’s Moncler ads are surely the best thing out there. Animals, children, it’s all going on. PS, I’ve just discovered Sacai for Moncler AW10 too. Having always bemoaned the fact that there is not enough elegant-but-functional outerwear in the fashionsphere, it’s good to see the problem addressed. And how!
Feast your eyes…
Somewhere in this dogeared fold-out zine, there’s a portrait of me taken by Rankin. According to this article, it was bought by the V&A. Fancy!
Along with every other Phoebe Philo fan girl out there, I’m a recent convert to the Celine minimalist cult. Yet I still can’t fully commit to the sparse Blackberry, Purse, Keys ethos of handbag carrying. Man, I just have too much stuff. So for the days when I also need my netbook, Flip camera, Smythson organiser, umbrella and copy of Grazia, it’s got to be a backpack. And what better one that a Walter van Beirendonck? The bonkers Belgian has collaborated with accessories label Chris & Tibor to produce the rocket-shaped backpacks. Headphones not included…
