Belgian born Maison Martin Margiela worked at Jean Paul Gaultier before launching his own label in 1988. A leader of contemporary style, the elusive designer
- who has famously never appeared on the runway-has now handed the creative reins to an in-house design team that continues to push the boundaries between art & fashion. Choose from simply stunning gold accessories & clean cut knitwear & jersey separates.
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Belgian born Maison Martin Margiela worked at Jean Paul Gaultier before launching his own label in 1988. A leader of contemporary style, the elusive designer
- who has famously never appeared on the runway-has now handed the creative reins to an in-house design team that continues to push the boundaries between art & fashion. Choose from simply stunning gold accessories & clean cut knitwear & jersey separates.
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A moment of disorder, empowered by the calm afterward. This season is inspired by the destructive hacking of clothes & wearing the remains with pride & vigour after the black mood passes. Chopped, raw edges & cut outs appear throughout the collection, through storm blue, black, natural white, ice & lilac grey; from leathers to silks. Metal pins are realised in collaboration with Shaun Leane, puncturing dresses & tailoring across shoulders, chest & lapels. Jackets in stretch linen & stretch cotton have collars held by a stud fastening, symbolic lining falling from the body. Metallic, foiled boucl is seen as half top, half lining & structured silk dresses are cut with a raw edge through the torso. Pleated dresses & pristine sleeveless shirts tuck into trousers through double waistbands. Cold water dyes give a distressed illusion to stretch silk-satin. Trousers with liberated viscose silk can be converted, by zips, back to Lynn's streamlined cigarette silhouette. Satin tuxedo stripes disappear as if retailored into pockets on other styles. ...

Founded in 2008 by Khalis Al Qasimi, the Qasimi brand initially showcased their first womenswear collection at London Fashion week before making the jump in 2009 into the menswear arena when approached to be part of Paris menswear week. Qasimi Homme is now showcasing in Paris every season & is becoming a regular in the fashion press. Born in the United Arab Emirates, Qasimi won an art scholarship at the age of nine which allowed him to move to the United Kingdom. After dabbling with studies in languages & architecture, Qasimi finally found his vocational calling & went on to study fashion at Central Saint Martins. Qasimi Homme was originally founded with the intention of creating a directional lifestyle brand; Qasimi draws his inspirations from Socio-political issues, architecture as well as contemporary art, creating garments for men who seek an attitude within the conventional clothing. For his SS13 collection Dystopia, the designer took inspiration from street culture, luxury escapes & west coast gangs. The collection symbolises the notion of urban gentrification & its significance in the contemporary moment. The crossover between street & luxury has been masterfully painted through the renegotiation of iconic pieces from sportswear & urban street wear to create the juxtaposed connotations & overall message that opposites attract. The Qasimi Homme SS13 collection has a certain summery vibe both in print & colour. A breezy & youthful palette of tangerine, watermelon, powder blue & bubblegum pink, in every grade from pastel through to intense neon combine to create the juxtaposition of new york streets meet Arabian nights. Water sport prints inspired by David Hackneys 1966 paintings & the Bandana prints taken from urban gang cultures, peppered the luxurious Italian cotton to add yet another layer of chic contradiction. Elegant tailoring masterfully merged with luxe casual wear. Exaggerated sweatshirts, knee length shorts, lightweight bombers, elasticized cuff cotton trousers & two piece suit jackets all combined to create this refreshing & contemporary collection. ...

Founded in 2008 by Khalis Al Qasimi, the Qasimi brand initially showcased their first womenswear collection at London Fashion week before making the jump in 2009 into the menswear arena when approached to be part of Paris menswear week. Qasimi Homme is now showcasing in Paris every season & is becoming a regular in the fashion press. Born in the United Arab Emirates, Qasimi won an art scholarship at the age of nine which allowed him to move to the United Kingdom. After dabbling with studies in languages & architecture, Qasimi finally found his vocational calling & went on to study fashion at Central Saint Martins. Qasimi Homme was originally founded with the intention of creating a directional lifestyle brand; Qasimi draws his inspirations from Socio-political issues, architecture as well as contemporary art, creating garments for men who seek an attitude within the conventional clothing. For his SS13 collection Dystopia, the designer took inspiration from street culture, luxury escapes & west coast gangs. The collection symbolises the notion of urban gentrification & its significance in the contemporary moment. The crossover between street & luxury has been masterfully painted through the renegotiation of iconic pieces from sportswear & urban street wear to create the juxtaposed connotations & overall message that opposites attract. The Qasimi Homme SS13 collection has a certain summery vibe both in print & colour. A breezy & youthful palette of tangerine, watermelon, powder blue & bubblegum pink, in every grade from pastel through to intense neon combine to create the juxtaposition of new york streets meet Arabian nights. Water sport prints inspired by David Hackneys 1966 paintings & the Bandana prints taken from urban gang cultures, peppered the luxurious Italian cotton to add yet another layer of chic contradiction. Elegant tailoring masterfully merged with luxe casual wear. Exaggerated sweatshirts, knee length shorts, lightweight bombers, elasticized cuff cotton trousers & two piece suit jackets all combined to create this refreshing & contemporary collection. ...

Y-3 Yohji Yamamoto Autumn Winter 2013 Manake Patent Leather Boot Black Patent Leather Upper Tubular Rubber Sole Made in China Manake Patent Leather Boot in Blackfrom the Y-3 Yohji Yamamoto Autumn Winter 2013 Collection. A patent leather boot with thick tubular rubber sole. The sole provides a 1" platform & is constructed from a tubular rubber to give extra cushioning. The boots are fully laced up with elasticated ankles to give ease of wear & allow them to be put on more comfortably. Like this? Shop the complete Y-3 Yohji Yamamoto Collection today at Hervia.com. ...

This season Marc Jacobs is revisiting his skater days. His new collection for Autumn Winter 2012 also continues his collaboration with the New York street artist Bast this time round Bast has been inspired by paisley & supermarket posters, he has even created a limited edition skate deck for the collection. For the not so adventurous the collection also offers bright shirting & wool suiting in simple proportions & easy fits. ...

This season Marc Jacobs is revisiting his skater days. His new collection for Autumn Winter 2012 also continues his collaboration with the New York street artist Bast this time round Bast has been inspired by paisley & supermarket posters, he has even created a limited edition skate deck for the collection. For the not so adventurous the collection also offers bright shirting & wool suiting in simple proportions & easy fits. ...

This season Marc Jacobs is revisiting his skater days. His new collection for Autumn Winter 2012 also continues his collaboration with the New York street artist Bast this time round Bast has been inspired by paisley & supermarket posters, he has even created a limited edition skate deck for the collection. For the not so adventurous the collection also offers bright shirting & wool suiting in simple proportions & easy fits. ...

This season Marc Jacobs is revisiting his skater days. His new collection for Autumn Winter 2012 also continues his collaboration with the New York street artist Bast this time round Bast has been inspired by paisley & supermarket posters, he has even created a limited edition skate deck for the collection. For the not so adventurous the collection also offers bright shirting & wool suiting in simple proportions & easy fits. ...