Imagea: Just Cavalli.
Richard Bush lenses Louis Bauvir for Just Cavalli Spring/Summer 2016.
Imagea: Just Cavalli.
Imagea: Just Cavalli.
Imagea: Just Cavalli.
Imagea: Just Cavalli.
Imagea: Just Cavalli.
Imagea: Just Cavalli.
Richard Bush lenses Louis Bauvir for Just Cavalli Spring/Summer 2016.
Imagea: Just Cavalli.
Imagea: Just Cavalli.
Imagea: Just Cavalli.
Imagea: Just Cavalli.
Imagea: Just Cavalli.
Image: LVMH.
Following the departure of Calvin Klein designers Italo Zucchelli and Francisco Costa (menswear and women’s, respectively) earlier today, the immediate question is: Who is next in line to helm the American brand? It is no secret that the company has been slowly retooling its product structure, having reacquired its diffused jeans and underwear business in 2013 and repositioned its advertising messaging to a more cohesive, same-celebrity slant. In a statement announcing the creatives’ exit, the brand explained that the latest changes were to “unify all Calvin Klein brands under one creative vision,” a sentiment that makes sense, given its main competitors’ directionality in leadership and branding, and one that hints toward the appointment of Belgian designer Raf Simons as the design duo’s successor. Simons, who famously left Christian Dior last fall, has curiously long been rumored to join the global clothier—whose scale alone offers a totalitarian potential for design—but it wasn’t until the news today that the once-sure joke of fashion seemed a possibility.
Image: Craig Green.
Amy Gwatkin shoots Craig Green’s Spring/Summer 2016 campaign, styled by Vincent Levy.
Image: Craig Green.
Image: Craig Green.
Image: Craig Green.
Image: Craig Green.
Image: Craig Green.
Image: Craig Green.
Image: Craig Green.
Image: Craig Green.
Image: McQ.
Nan Goldin shoots Taj Figueroa, Jonah Larrington, and Zach Robinson for McQ‘s Spring/Summer 2016 campaign.
Image: McQ.
Image: McQ.
Image: McQ.
Image: McQ.
Image: McQ.
Image: Domenico Vacca.
Italian designer Domenico Vacca throws his hat into the luxury retail ring with a larger-than-life, 10-story oasis in midtown Manhattan. Tangible evidence for the growth of the brand—whose first stand alone boutique opened nearby in 2002—the new space super-sizes Vacca’s footprint on the landscape—this time widening to include lifestyle and even hospitality—in a opulent building decorated in Italian marble and rose-hued stories.
Image: Domenico Vacca.
Image: Domenico Vacca.
The brand new 8,000-square-foot space includes a two-story retail concept—including the designer’s full array of ready-to-wear, accessories, and footwear—with VIP services, beside a ground level café, Italian-style formal barber shop, private member’s club, and long-term stay top floors, with 30 fully furnished living spaces personally decorated by Vacca.
Image: Domenico Vacca.
The private club feel extends from custom furniture pieces to one-of-a-kind artistic details via the designer himself. “I have always wanted to express my creativity and sense of style in other lifestyle concepts,” says Vacca. “This building is a mecca of extravagance and comfort, each aspect and detail a labor of love.”
The Domenico Vacca is now open at 15 West 55th Street, New York.
Image: Tommy Hilfiger.
Lucky Blue Smith and Hailey Baldwin star in a ’90s-styled campaign for Tommy Hilfiger‘s new capsule collection of Tommy Jeans.
Image: Tommy Hilfiger.
Image: Tommy Hilfiger.
Image: Tommy Hilfiger.
Image: Saint Laurent.
Hedi Slimane’s self-shot campaign for the Hollywood Palladium Saint Laurent collection and his final for the fashion house.
Image: Saint Laurent.
Image: Saint Laurent.
Image: Saint Laurent.
Image: Saint Laurent.
Image: Saint Laurent.
Image: Saint Laurent.
Image: Saint Laurent.
Image: Saint Laurent.
Image: ESSENTIAL HOMME.
ESSENTIAL HOMME magazine is seeking talented students and young individuals to join our editorial, fashion, social media, and art teams in both print and digital internship capacities this summer.
From high-end openings, like-worthy content, and portfolio-building work, you will gain invaluable experiences, attend industry events, and grab an occasional swag bag or two. Interns must be based (or should be able to easily commute to) New York City and are expected to be available at least two full weekdays a week for a three month commitment. Internships are unpaid, however school credit is available if needed.
Editorial interns work on both print and web formats, assisting editors with fact-checking, proofreading, market research, as well as pitching and writing articles themselves. Applicants should come from a journalism or media background and have excellent communication and writing skills, an understanding of the fashion landscape, and a willingness to learn. Additional responsibilities include: news writing, event coverage, and general administrative tasks. Please send one or two writing samples with email.
The fashion department is seeking an intern. This person will work closely with the creative director and the associate market editor. Day-to-day responsibilities include, but are not limited to: maintaining the fashion closet, sample trafficking, assisting on photo shoots, helping editors with market research, and general administrative tasks.
Social Media/Advertising interns work closely with publishing director and digital editor assisting on day-to-day operations related to research, digital newsletter, social network sites maintenance, and administrative duties. They will be able to learn all facets of online and offline marketing/advertising. Perfect for an undergraduate juniors or seniors, or a graduate student wanting to pursue a career in the Marketing/Advertising/Media buying/PR industry.
Graphic design interns assist in the daily workflow of the art department of the magazine and website, including but not limited to designing online graphics, updating layouts, and retouching images. Candidates should have solid understanding of Typography, Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Please provide a portfolio of recent work.
Image: Won Hundred.
Noted photographer Jonas Unger offers a Danish twist on the American road trip for Won Hundred‘s Spring/Summer 2016 campaign.
Image: Won Hundred.
Image: Won Hundred.
Image: Won Hundred.
Image: Won Hundred.
Image: ESSENTIAL HOMME, Beverly Wilshire.
Beverly Wilshire’s The Gentleman
Famous for “Pretty Woman,” the legendary Beverly Wilshire keeps up its Hollywood magic in new classics like The Gentleman, a sweet-and-spicy beverage with a splash of Beverly Hills.
Ingredients:
Image: ESSENTIAL HOMME, Stoli, Captain Morgan.
Add ingredients into martini shaker and shake for 30 seconds. Top with a sprinkle of chili flakes.
Image: Tiger of Sweden.
Adrien Sahores for Tiger of Sweden Spring/Summer 2016 by Boo George.
Image: Tiger of Sweden.
Image: Tiger of Sweden.
Image: Tiger of Sweden.
Image: Tiger of Sweden.
Image: Tiger of Sweden.
Image: Tiger of Sweden.
Image: Willy Vanderperre, courtsey of Raf Simons.
Pitti Immagine Uomo 90 looks to be the most anticipated iteration yet, revealing designer Raf Simons as another special guest at the the biannual menswear event. Celebrating the legendary force, “Florence Calling: Raf Simons” will debut the designer’s Spring/Summer 2017 collection, in addition to a special project developed exclusively for Pitti. “Florence holds a special place in my heart,” said Simons in a statement “… Over the years, I have regularly come back to show my work or to collaborate on ventures that closely mirrored my thoughts about it.” The news follows the announcement of Gosha Rubchinskiy as this season’s guest designer, with special appearances by Hiroki Nakamura of Visvim, Fausto Puglisi, and Lucio Vanotti.