SAM ADAMS
PHOTOGRAPHY BY HEDI SLIMANE
STYLING BY MATTHEW WILLIAMS
Nov 28, 2010
Nov 27, 2010
ASIAN POWER!!
looking for upcoming photographers and stylists mainly in china, korea and japan. but also in southeast asia...for mens fashion
also interesting artists/creators/muscians etc.
help
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also interesting artists/creators/muscians etc.
help
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Nov 26, 2010
SOME LIKE IT HAUTE / CANDY MAGAZINE
PHOTOGRAPHY ANDREAS LARSSON
STYLING MICHAEL PHILOUZE
STARRING CHARLY NELLY ADAMS
AND LOOK WHO SHE'S TALKING TO?
AN ORIGIANL IDEA EXCLUSIVELY DIRECTED FOR CANDY BY THOMAS PERSSON
Nov 25, 2010
Nov 24, 2010
The New Creative Establishment
BoF Exclusive | The New Creative Establishment 2010 — The 50 Most Influential Creative Forces Working in Fashion Today
1. mert alas & marcus piggott
2. phoebe philo
3. nicolas ghesquiere
4. central saint martins
5. miuccia prada
6. tom ford
7. nicola formichetti
8. riccardo tisci
9. the french vogue gang
10. joe mckenna
LONDON, United Kingdom — Today, The Business of Fashion brings you an exclusive preview of The New Creative Establishment, a list of the 50 most influential and inspirational creatives working in fashion today, developed by our friends at INDUSTRIE magazine for their second issue which comes out later this month and was inspired by a much-watched list with a similar name published by Vanity Fair called ‘The New Establishment’.
Ever since the widely-read debut issue of INDUSTRIE hit the stands last May, editors Jens Grede and Erik Torstensson have been carefully creating their list which they say is a “celebration of creativity in fashion.” After the first draft of the list was developed, they sought feedback from fashion insiders and peers, and re-iterated the list several times. The emphasis is on the word ‘new’ as there are obviously some very important longtime names who continue to wield great influence who are not on the list. In the end, “those listed were selected not only for their creative faculties/creative contribution to fashion today but also because of the wider impact their work has had on fashion business, the social and other creative industries.”
Ever since the widely-read debut issue of INDUSTRIE hit the stands last May, editors Jens Grede and Erik Torstensson have been carefully creating their list which they say is a “celebration of creativity in fashion.” After the first draft of the list was developed, they sought feedback from fashion insiders and peers, and re-iterated the list several times. The emphasis is on the word ‘new’ as there are obviously some very important longtime names who continue to wield great influence who are not on the list. In the end, “those listed were selected not only for their creative faculties/creative contribution to fashion today but also because of the wider impact their work has had on fashion business, the social and other creative industries.”
11. marc jacobs
12. karl lagerfeld
13. fabien baron
14. katie grand
15. inez van lamsweerde & vinoodh matadin
16. rei kawakubo & adrian joffe
17. etienne russo
18. karl templer
19. rick owens
20. guido palau & pat mcgrath
21. steven meisel
22. alexander wang
23. stefano tonchi
24. nicholas kirkwood
25. m/m paris
26. joerg koch
27. kate & laura mulleavy/rodarte
28. olivier rizzo & willy vanderperre
29. pascal dangin
30. peter phillips
31. burberry online
32. david sims
33. alber elbaz
34. net-a-porter
35. cathy horyn
36. christopher kane
37. jenna lyons
38. raf simons
39. panos yiapanis
40. gainsbury & whiting
41. sally singer
42. jop van bennekom & gert jonkers
43. terry richardson
44. opening ceremony
45. peter marino
46. olivier zahm
47. kate lanphear
48. jonathan newhouse
49. simon doonan
50. luis venegas
Nov 14, 2010
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