2024-07-30 13:08:02
Herbert Hofmann already knows what he wants in terms of fashion as the creative director of the Voo Store. Now the range and reach of the Berliner from Austria has become even greater: Whoever is responsible for “Creative & Buying” on the online platform Highsnobiety can choose their fashion from thousands of pieces. But instead of showing great signs, he has, as he says, “a taste for the lesser ones.” The highlight of your look for the evening event is the wool sweater made of wool from Rier, the Parisian brand of the designer Andreas Steiner: South Tyrolean look, the best stand-up collar, the big rusty color, the zipper pocket of it’s good You can even win a high three-digit price.
She is a designer, fashion analyst, fashion designer and curator. She has worked for Saks Fifth Avenue, developed a collection with Seidensticker and presented 30 designers from Germany at Copenhagen Fashion Week this summer. Julian Daynov maintains a “very flexible body,” as he says, simply because he has so many needs. The dress comes from a collaboration with Seidensticker, a cropped coat and jacket at Sacai, and the sneakers come from a collaboration between Wales Bonner and Adidas. Daynov, who lives in Berlin and travels often. The Hermès bag also fits into the overall crossover image.
When it looks like you can wear almost anything. Johnes Nascimento, who comes from Fortaleza in the northeast of Brazil, studies cultural studies in Frankfurt (Oder) and lives in Berlin, even cuts a good figure as someone who looks like Pharrell Williams. “Fashion has nothing to do with money,” says public luxury brand consultant John. “And: For me it’s all about comfort. The next day we don’t recognize it in a completely different form. Compact doesn’t have to be expensive either.
KK Obi has little time, so just a quick photo and brand names as you go: the denim jacket is from Martine Rose, the shirt is from Marni, the small bag is from JW Anderson. A Nigerian woman, who lives in Lagos and London, can combine different worlds well. And as the founder of the semi-annual artistic and online magazine “Boy.Brother.Friend”, he is open to experiments. Which doesn’t mean you’re over it: flared pants are ideal for summer heat in Tuscany. Time and yet work, that has what happens sometimes.
Although he was right on the catwalk, he was the only guest at this fashion show. In any case, the leather jacket from the American brand Telfar stands out – and so does the overall look. As the editor of fashion, design and style base “Hypebeast”, Brycen Saunders from New York knows what he wears and how it works: his silver sneakers are from the Adidas-Wales-Bonner collaboration style. The twenty-six-year-old said his style should be different. “And it should reflect my mood.” If the sports style is not different for you, you can be convinced by the striking Gucci sunglasses. It washes the face and crown at the same time.
Uwe Maier doesn’t need to come up with fast trends. The fashion retailer focuses on classic products such as American army jackets or French workwear. “Quality and longevity, this is what is important,” said Maier, who has his sales office Amtraq Distribution and showroom in “Massif Central” in Frankfurt. Today, for example, he wears Tellason, a Californian denim brand also known for its sturdy jackets. And as a color of color, sneakers from Mr. Fliks.
The men at Pitti Uomo, the world’s largest men’s fashion trade show, aren’t always easy on the eyes. Most of those who look like “Pitti Peacocks” are simply embarrassing. It is all the best to meet Kaku Itakura, managing director of the Japanese Mens Fashion Union (MFU), a model when it comes to comfortable minimalism. Alden shoes (“nice and low on the ankle”), white t-shirt, dark blue shirt, Berwich military pants – and the look is complete. “Fashion keeps you young,” Itakura said. In any case, you cannot say that you are 77 years old.
At the age of 23, an Italian can easily afford such a look, especially Leonardo Casaioli. She works as a graphic designer at Prada and has her looks – and her smoking – well under control. Pants and shirts are not too expensive, but shoes are really important to him. Loafers are back in fashion, usually with shorts and white or gray socks. He got his Prada penny loafers in the right style: He bought two real American pennies from the year he was born on Ebay and put them in the penny slots, the small slots on the bridge bars. This is what students at Ivy League universities used to do. Because pennies bring luck.
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