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Simone Rocha Fall 2022 LFW 

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Ajuma Nasanyana by Juergen Teller for Vivienne Westwood S/S 2008

Miguel Adrover F/W12 Heels

By Edwin Zhang for Cosmopolitan China December 2022

19th Century Silver Candle Holder & Snuffer

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Selected Scans from Carol Christian Poell

A/W 2003

A/W 2003

Junko Shimada Fall/Winter 1995

The Horror Show Punks, witches, subversive icons and ghostly figures will be haunting ‘Somerset House’ as ‘The Horror Show!’ looks back over 50 years of British counter-culture. The landmark exhibition explores the UK’s alternative history in three acts - ‘Monster’, ‘Ghost’ and ‘Witch’ - using horror archetypes to examine defining eras and make sense of the uncanny. The collection will bring together over 200 artworks by key players and culturally significant objects from the past five decades. Featured artists are set to include Jamie Reid, Pam Hogg, Leigh Bowery, Juno Calypso, Derek Jarman, Harminder Judge, Zadie Xa and Tai Shani. Punk profit Jamie Reid’s painting ‘Monster on a Nice Roof’ will open the show, introducing visitors to the first exhibition’s act, ‘Monster’, in which beastly themes will reflect the socio-political unrest of the 70s and 80s and the British spirit of nonconformity. ‘Ghost’ examines the eerie shift between the hyper-inflated 80s and the years leading up to the financial crisis of 2008. Derek Jarman’s final piece ‘Blue’ sets the tone of something uncertain but impending. ‘Witch’ takes us into the modern day and celebrates the internet-issued sense of hyper-community as a global coven of rebels calling for inclusion and equality. Each act will be backdropped by a soundtrack reminiscent of their respective time periods - think Bauhaus, Barry Adamson and Mica Levi. The exhibition will be accompanied by a series of talks and events offering a deep dive into counter-cultural, mystic and the uncanny. (at Somerset House) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkF0fQkoj5b/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

The book can be read for free in entirety here, courtesy of Project Gutenberg.

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Yohji Yamamoto SS02

Number (N)ine Fall/Winter By: Takahiro Miyashita (2001)