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Martin Margiela : The Ghost of Fashion
If fashion has a ghost, his name is Martin Margiela. The Belgian designer graduated from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp and started his own brand in 1988. He completely broke the rules of the flashy, glamorous 1980s. Margiela did something unheard of: he...
Jun Takahashi, Deconstruction and Avant-Garde
Few names in fashion command the same level of cult reverence as Jun Takahashi. As the mastermind behind the legendary label Undercover, Takahashi successfully achieved the rare feat of fusing raw, underground streetwear with the intricate storytelling of...
Rohan Mirza: A Brutal, Yet Sublime Expression of Gen-Z
In the landscape of modern fashion, a radical shift is occurring where the boundaries between the virtual and the physical are completely dissolving. At the absolute forefront of this movement is Rohan Mirza. A Parisian designer and 3D artist, Mirza is...
Takashi Murakami : Fighting Against Elitism in Art
From Classical Roots to the Superflat Revolution Few figures in contemporary art have dismantled the boundaries of visual culture as completely as Takashi Murakami.Born in Tokyo in 1962, Murakami grew up in a postwar Japan processing a complex national identity. He...
Junya Watanabe and The Art of Patchwork
History While the house of Comme des Garçons, founded by Rei Kawakubo, is historically inseparable from a radical, asymmetrical, and profoundly black aesthetic, its most famous protégé, Junya Watanabe, has carved out his own path. Introduced to the Japanese label in...
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