Forming Voltron

Shneider Léon Hilaire — Greetings to Grand Ibolélé (acrylic on canvas, 2022)

Shitanda, Presence and Absence - Joel 2021

© matteo carcelli

Maison Margiela

By Tim Walker for Iris Van Herpen

Balenciaga S/S 1997.

SS08 CREATCH, BACKSTAGE

Albert Einstein teaching at Lincoln, the United State’s first Historical Black University in 1946. The Nobel prize winning scientist said: “The separation of the races is not a disease of colored people. It is a disease of white people. I do not intend to be quiet about it.”

Iman by Hans Feurer for Kenzo (1983)

Pleats Please Travel Through the Planet.  Yuriko Takagi traveled to Morocco, India, Kenya, and China, photographing the locals wearing Issey Miyake’s designs.

MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA S/S 1990 - “Nothing in fashion has had more emotional impact on me than Margiela’s third show. It was 1989, and I was an intern for Walter Van Beirendonck. Martin’s show was in a playground. They’d asked the kids’ parents for permission to use the playground, and they said, “Yes, but only if our kids can come.” The models appeared in long white clothes, and suddenly the kids started to play with them. It was so moving. Everyone was crying. Me too.” - Raf Simons