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Yes, His last name is king.
The king!
He is an artist, collector, interaction designer and guitar/drum/keyboard/drum player.
Designer and American River College fashion student Saul Latvanen. Latvanen has debuted collections in two ARC fashion shows as well as Sacramento Fashion Week, LA Fashion Week, and New York Fashion Week. (Photo by Sharriyona Platt)
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4me4you Features - ‘Echoes of youth’.
Designer: Jenn Lee
JENN LEE captures the essence of childhood nostalgia, offering a playful exploration of retro aesthetics. As JENN LEE embraces a spontaneous design process that reconnects with the carefree spirit of youth.
During London Fashion Week, 4me4you was given the opportunity to witness Jenn Lee’s highly anticipated Spring/Summer 2025 collection.
The show, which took place on Monday, immediately captured attention for its bold and unprecedented blend of fashion and wellness. As the industry increasingly gravitates towards holistic health and self-care, Jenn Lee's collection set a new standard by fusing these lifestyle elements with cutting-edge design.
At the heart of the collection was a unique collaboration with Taiwan’s leading cosmetic acupuncture brand, Qiaosi Yan, further emphasising the growing relationship between beauty, wellness, and high fashion.
This collaboration introduced a fascinating pre-show ritual, unlike anything typically seen in fashion shows. In a striking blend of ancient traditions and modern innovations, Jenn Lee's models participated in an acupuncture session before stepping onto the runway.
The ritual drew from centuries-old Chinese techniques aimed at promoting balance and rejuvenation, while also incorporating the latest in beauty technology.
This holistic preparation was designed to enhance not only the physical appearance of the models but also their mental and emotional well-being. By centering the models’ wellness as an integral part of the show, Jenn Lee’s collection positioned itself at the forefront of a movement that seeks to redefine the relationship between fashion, health, and self-care.
The collection itself was a reflection of this new approach. Jenn Lee drew inspiration from her own childhood nostalgia, weaving playful, imaginative elements into each piece. However, while the designs recalled whimsical memories, they were also grounded in a focus on simplicity and balance—values deeply connected to the wellness-driven ethos of the show.
The garments flowed effortlessly, exuding a sense of ease and harmony that mirrored the inner balance promoted by the acupuncture ritual.
As the models walked the runway, some still adorned with acupuncture needles, the audience witnessed a powerful merging of two worlds.
Jenn Lee’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection not only delivered innovative, forward-thinking fashion but also suggested a future where style and holistic practices are intertwined.
By integrating ancient wellness rituals with modern design, Jenn Lee made a bold statement: fashion can be more than aesthetics—it can be a gateway to well-being.
Inside the new Design Museum.
Following a long search for larger premises to expand its activities, in 2008 the Design Museum selected the former 1960s building in Kensington High Street, West London, as its new home. This unique landmark from the 1960s, a Grade II* listed building that had stood vacant for over a decade, will be transformed by a design team led by John Pawson who will make the building fit for a 21st century museum, whilst at the same time retaining its unique spatial quality. The Design Museum worked with John Pawson on the interior fit out of its building. OMA were responsible for the overall master plan and in conjunction with Allies and Morrison for the refurbishment of the exterior of the museum.
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Handcrafted handloom "White and Red Sleeveless Blouse" with kutch hand embroidery enhanced with zero mirror work, this designer blouse is a perfect combination of red and white it has elegant works in neck, sleeves, and back www.svasa.design
Fifteen and a half inch necklace with a two and a half inch extender chain: three dyed quartz pendants with dark green faceted vintage accent beads, swarovski crystals, crystal beads and a sterling silver lobster claw clasp.
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Op 16 februari 2017 kwam design-minnend Vlaanderen samen in het Designcenter De Winkelhaak om de opening van de Award Winning Designers expo bij te wonen.
Als onderdeel van het programma van de Henry van de Velde Awards, zoemt deze expo dieper in op het werk van Hybrio-designcollectief. Dit collectief van Fosfor, IXOR, KAN, Namahn en Voxdale bestaat uit meer dan honderd ontwerpers en ingenieurs, waaronder de winnaars van Henry van de Velde “Lifetime Achievement Award”: Kristel Van Ael en Joannes Vandermeulen, zaakvoerders van Namahn.
Talent, originaliteit, vakmanschap en hard werken worden in de creatieve sector sinds jaar en dag beloond met designprijzen.
Vaak blijven ontwerpers anoniem voor de eindgebruiker en hebben zij geen idee wie er achter een geniaal product of dienst zit, of hoe het tot stand kwam.
Deze tentoonstelling, met ondersteuning van Design Vlaanderen, geeft de winnaars een extra podium om dieper in te gaan op hun visie en methodologie.
De twee projecten die getoond worden zijn ZYZO en Biekes van A. Zyzo is een smart device dat ouderen minder eenzaam maakt en Biekes van A is een project dat bijensterte moet stuiten .
Naast werken van Hybrio wordt in de scenografie van Award Winning Designers ook vermelding gemaakt worden van andere prijswinnende ontwerpers.
De tentoonstelling loopt van 17 februari tot en met 26 april en is tijdens de week dagelijks te bezoeken tussen 09u00 en 18u00. Op zaterdag is de expo toegankelijk van 10u00 tot 16u00.
Voor meer info en een overzicht van award deadlines: www.awardwinningdesigners.be
Foto's door Christophe Renodeyn in opdracht van ANTWERP. POWERED BY CREATIVES.
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4me4you Features “moments of a hairstyle..”
Designers: Vin & Omi
4me4you recently had the opportunity to go backstage and capture the "moments of a hairstyle" during a unique fashion presentation, offering a glimpse into the creative process behind the scenes.
We are not just a fashion label, we are an ideology” ~ VIN + OMI
VIN + OMI, an award-winning fashion design duo based in London, are renowned for their groundbreaking and sustainable approach to fashion.
Their work stands out not just for its aesthetic innovation but also for its deep commitment to environmental consciousness. Here’s an overview of their distinctive contributions to the fashion world:
1.Sustainable Textiles: VIN + OMI have carved out a niche in the fashion industry by using unconventional materials, including garden waste from none other than King Charles’ estate.
2.They've innovatively transformed these materials, such as nettles, into textiles and garments. Their dedication to sustainability is a hallmark of their collections, which have been prominently featured at London Fashion Week.
3.Influential Roots: The duo’s style is heavily influenced by the underground club scene of the 1980s, reflecting a punk ethos that they have carried into their work.
4.Despite these roots, VIN + OMI have successfully collaborated with some of the biggest names in fashion, including Marc Jacobs and Louis Vuitton.
5.Their designs have dressed cultural icons like Kate Moss, Lady Gaga, and even former First Lady Michelle Obama, highlighting their broad appeal and influence.
6.The Sting Project: One of their most notable initiatives is the Sting project, which focuses on creating textiles and fashion processes using stinging nettles.
7.They’ve sourced these nettles from Prince Charles’ Highgrove estate, turning them into an extraordinary collection that was showcased at London Fashion Week. This project underscores their ability to blend sustainability with high fashion.
8.Ideologists and System-Challengers: Beyond their fashion creations, VIN + OMI see themselves as ideologists, fabric inventors, and creative thinkers. They constantly challenge conventional norms within the fashion industry and beyond, even extending their innovative spirit into the realm of feature filmmaking.
In essence, VIN + OMI are more than just fashion designers—they are pioneers in the movement towards a more sustainable and thoughtful approach to fashion, pushing boundaries and redefining what it means to be a designer in today’s world.