The Belgian photographer Pierre Debusschere continues his experimental research on the body as an abstract motif, presenting a polychromatic vision of the human form in a new exhibition in Brussels.
Floragatan 13 Curated By Acne Studios
An A Magazine Curated By special print project in partnership with Acne Studios, conceived as a visual essay by acclaimed French photographer Philippe Chancel revealing the inner workings of Floragatan 13, the former Czech embassy in Stockholm, Sweden transformed into a fashion atelier and corporate office.
A Magazine N°21 Curated By Lucie and Luke Meier: The Object
A closer look at A#21 Curated By Lucie and Luke Meier, from the Japanese washi paper cover to a bespoke font design.
MAK presents ‘Show Off: Austrian Fashion Design’
With ‘SHOW OFF’, The MAK Vienna presents until August 30th a landmark exhibition spanning 40 years of Austrian fashion design.
LOEWE’s Show-In-A-Box
A novel interpretation of the LOEWE ‘Show-in-a-box’ by Jonathan Anderson and M/M Paris for Spring Summer 2021, as seen by Francois Quillacq.
‘Design! Muller Van Severen at the Villa Cavrois’
Belgian designer duo Muller Van Severen pay hommage to Robert Mallet-Stevens Modernist genius at Villa Cavrois with ‘Design!’, an exhibition as part of Lille Metropole 2020, World Design Capital.
‘New Drawings for a New Era’ by Richard Haines
The AW 2020 haute couture collections (and a few legendary archive gowns) as seen by New York-based fashion illustrator Richard Haines.
‘Transmotion’ by Iris van Herpen
Dutch designer an A Magazine N°13 curator Iris Van Herpen reflects on the concepts of growth and regeneration in a short film directed by Ryan McDaniels featuring actress Carice van Houten.
‘Dior Hats! From Christian Dior to Stephen Jones’
A new photography tome charts 70 years of millinery at the house of Dior, from Christian’s own illustrations to the fantasy creations of A Magazine N°12 curator Stephen Jones – house milliner since 1996.
Action Reaction by Alessio Bolzoni
The Italian photographer discusses his ephemeral billboard exhibition in the streets of Milan: an archival project that found new context after legal confinement across Europe.
‘Untitled’ (Fortune Cookie Corner) by Felix Gonzalez-Torres, 1990
A Magazine Curated By presents 1 of 1000 off-site installations of ‘Untitled’ (Fortune Cookie Corner) by Felix Gonzalez-Torres in Paris, France.
Black Lives Matter: Paris, Los Angeles
A pair of visual portfolios documenting protests in support of the Black Lives Matter movement in Paris, France and Los Angeles, USA.
Life Doesn’t Frighten Me, Michelle Elie wears Comme des Garçons
Designer Michelle Elie’s presents her Comme des Garçons archive for the exhibition ‘Life Doesn’t Frighten Me, Michelle Elie wears Comme des Garçons’ at the Museum Angewandte Kunst Frankfurt.
Introducing A Magazine Curated By Lucie and Luke Meier
A Magazine N°21 Curated By Lucie and Luke Meier is a call for reflection and an open dialogue on the dualities of the theme HUMAN NATURE / MOTHER NATURE.
Y/Project & Sacai, AW20, Paris
Glenn Martens chose the blank canvas of Galeries Lafayette Montparnasse’s abandoned premises to present a collection exploring intricate Y-shaped silhouettes, while Sacai’s Chitose Abe dived into space images and the archives of American textile designer Alexander Girard to conceive a collection based on exploration and transformation.
Photography by Adam Katz Sinding
Nina Ricci & Coperni AW20, Paris
At Nina Ricci, Lisi Herrebrugh and Rushemy Botter explored the work of early 20th century painter Kees van Donger, mixing soft femininity and men’s tailoring, while Coperni’s Arnaud Vaillant and Sebastien Meyer provided totems of the “now” with a collection highly inspired by technology.
Photography by Adam Katz Sinding
Haider Ackermann AW20, Paris
Leonard Cohen’s “I’m Your Man”, David Bowie’s “Absolute Beginners”, Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” and Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” were all part of Haider Ackermann’s Autumn/Winter 2020 – a modern tribute to his all-time favorite songs.
Photography by Adam Katz Sinding
Kenneth Ize AW20, Paris
2019 LVMH Prize finalist Kenneth Ize put local artists and craftsmen under the spotlight by showcasing aso oke, a traditional and sustainable Nigerian fabric used to create ceremonial clothing.
Photography by Adam Katz Sinding