Garmento is “an online blog and soon-to-be printed fanzine” that, according to the publication, was born with “the intention of engaging fashion’s visual, cultural and historical currency as a relevant discourse.” Going further, it explains, “While contemporary fashion has given way to the hype of a derelict popular culture, as the apparel industry gives way [...]
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Dossier in Conversation with Ari Marcopoulos
July 12, 2010 – 5:18 am
Yves Saint Laurent video and all images by Ari Marcopoulos I had the pleasure of meeting Ari Marcopoulos when he was in Milan. The next day, he asked if he made a good impression on me. Well, of course he did. The most surprising part of the aperitivo/chat with Ari—and his smart assistant Camilla—was learning [...]
Burlesque Beauties at Milan Fashion Week F/W10
February 28, 2010 – 10:26 am
Images by Silvia Bergomi Burlesque dancers and their racy ways have recently been creating a lot of buzz, a trend that continued this week when they performed at the opening of The New Burlesque exhibit at Mc2 Gallery. Not to be confused with normal strippers, these dancers spend their wages on precious, shiny and extremely [...]
The Untouchables: Corrine Day and Kate Moss
September 1, 2009 – 3:09 pm
Kate Moss by Corrine Day for British Vogue, 1993. A great number of fashion photographers have a model or models that define their early work and contribute to their rise. Steven Meisel’s—as recently recalled by Jonathan Van Meter in Vogue—include Naomi, Linda and Christy. David Bailey and Jean Shrimpton were another pair. Perhaps the most [...]
