Clayton Evans of Complex Geometries Complex Geometries hails from Canada but refuses to be labeled as simply “Canadian.” The line’s creator Clayton Evans shies away from labels because they’re too constricting, and his designs follow this same doctrine. They are free flowing, liberal, complex geometries made from soft fabrics, which he twists, turns, flips and [...]
Monthly Archives: July 2009
International Style and Individualism
July 15, 2009 – 8:50 am
I came across this image of Swat Valley, Pakistan a couple weeks ago in the New York Times and it has haunted me since. Beyond an admirable chance color composition, the photo expresses an engaging humanity. Even with their backs turned and most of their bodies covered, each girl’s colored wrap distinguishes her, demonstrating the [...]
The Beauty of Foot Cream
July 14, 2009 – 5:01 am
With summer here, it’s time for sandal-ready feet. Luckily, there are many ways to keep heels supple and glowing. One option is weekly pedicures, another is to apply foot cream before outfitting the feet in clean cotton socks at bedtime. It’s a simple way to be good to yourself—and your pedicurist will be grateful for [...]
Dossier in Conversation with Vladimir Karaleev
July 13, 2009 – 10:53 am
Backstage at Vladimir Karaleev Spring/Summer 2010. Christopher Filippini: How do you separate your home space from your working space, and what sort of objects do you surround yourself with? Vladimir Karaleev: I don’t work at home. I’m afraid that I would eat the whole time or take a nap or something. It’s not like hard [...]
Comme Des Garcons Black Pop-Up in NYC
July 10, 2009 – 7:25 am
Rei Kawakubo has made me eternally grateful for the recession. In an attempt to bring some “positive energy” to these not-so-positive times, the designer launched Black Comme Des Garcons, a temporary “guerrilla” line with price points that won’t cripple your bank account. The brand hit New York late last month in the form of a [...]
