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SKIN: Endless Creativity
SKIN is to designers what LOVE is to the writers, a never endless source of inspiration. I remember the first…
Author: Jo Phillips
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Aesop Elemental Facial Barrier Cream
As LCM is coming to a close (and boy has it been a wonderful few days) we are reporting…
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Duckie Brown
Daniel Silver, the designer behind Duckie Brown, found inspiration from his university days in Manchester for his latest collection. The…
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Jasper Fforde
Jasper Fforde is a British writer who contributed to the ‘Renaissance’ issue, guest edited by Moritz Waldemeyer. Website |…
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Paul Smith
Paul Smith was all about mushrooms, plotted plants, and cacti in his latest SS15 collection. The designer took us back…
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Margaret Howell
Margaret Howell’s latest menswear collection was a continuing evolution of classic staples. Think chuffed chinos, the cotton cable knit, the…
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Matthew Miller
Examining the disparate feelings of a soldier post conflict. Utilitarian one sized homage to the demob suits given to post…
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Alexander Wang
Alexander Wang was inspired by the idea of transportation for his latest menswear show. The garments had a strong urban…
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Marc Jacobs
Karl Aberg, the designer behind the helm of Marc Jacob’s menswear lines, was inspired by Palm Springs flamingoes and the…
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Aleksandra Stanglewicz
Aleksandra Stanglewicz is an illustrator who contributed to the ‘Atmosphere’ issue of .Cent, guest edited by Cecilie Harris. Blog |…
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Karolina Burdon
Karolina Burdon is an illustrator who contributed to the ‘Atmosphere’ issue of .Cent, guest edited by Cecilie Harris. Website |…
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Alyaa Kamel
Alyaa Kamel is an illustrator who contributed to the ‘Atmosphere’ issue of .Cent, guest edited by Cecilie Harris. Website | Facebook
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Rebecca Wilson
Rebecca Wilson is an illustrator who contributed to the ‘Atmosphere’ issue, guest edited by Cecilie Harris. Website
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Sky Nash
Sky Nash is an illustrator who contributed to the ‘Atmosphere’ issue, guest edited by Cecilie Harris. Website | Twitter | Facebook