I can freely say I should be ashamed that in my complete mess and lack of time I actually forgot to do review of great designer Tatsuro Horikawa and his Fall/Winter 2014-15 collection. To put 'things' back where they belong here is small presentation and review...
Presence and absence of light, black and white, extreme minimal and extreme layered at same time... whole presentation was followed by strong strobe-light effects that turned models into stop motion animations that skipped forwards in the darkness between the flashes. It wasn’t a collection intended to make you feel comfortable or to be awarded the usual adjectives implored by men’s fashion. It was, in Julius’ own words, about deformity, about “nervous pulses and hauling deep bass”. In a more literal sense that translated to black – lots if it – with lashings of stark white, both formed by layers that encased and enveloped the body.
References: Fashionising
Presence and absence of light, black and white, extreme minimal and extreme layered at same time... whole presentation was followed by strong strobe-light effects that turned models into stop motion animations that skipped forwards in the darkness between the flashes. It wasn’t a collection intended to make you feel comfortable or to be awarded the usual adjectives implored by men’s fashion. It was, in Julius’ own words, about deformity, about “nervous pulses and hauling deep bass”. In a more literal sense that translated to black – lots if it – with lashings of stark white, both formed by layers that encased and enveloped the body.
References: Fashionising
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