ETXEBERRIA Autum-Winter 2013/2014

ROBERTO LÓPEZ ETXEBERRIA was born in Éibar, Gipuzkoa, in 1976. After studying design and fashion at Felicidad Duce (Barcelona), he worked as assistant to fashion designer Sergei Povaguin from 2005 to 2008. In 2008, he created his own brand ETXEBERRIA, specialising in men’s fashion...

Sean Suen Spring/Summer 2014 Campaign

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Onandon Spring/Summer 2014 Lookbook

On and On is a new concept of casual wear that was born in the mind of Silvia Di Grazia around 2009. After graduating in Fashion Design at Polimoda in
Florence with a major in Knitwear, Silvia worked for differents brand’s desing and style departments, until she decided to make her passion for music and
streetwear a real business. Music has an important role in the product idea: On and On recalls the beat’s persistent repetition, and this stands for the possibility
to keep the garnment for more than one season, wearing it over the short-lived fashion statements...

Martí Estrada Mujal (Marlene) by Ufan hb


Martí Estrada Mujal (Marlene) by Ufan hb

by the lens of Jeff Hahn

Sebastian Sauve, George Admiraal, Jed Texas, Matt Rodwell, Matteo, Nate and Tommy-Lee Winkworth, captured by the lens of Jeff Hahn and styled by Andrew Davis, for the latest issue of Rollacoaster magazine.

Eliott Margueron, SUPA (London)



Height 185cm/6'1"
Chest 88cm/34.5"
Waist 72cm/28.5"
Shoe 44.5 EU/10.5 US/10 UK
Hair Brown
Eyes Brown

Artur Dainese by Daniel Rodrigues


Pull & Bear AW 13




HOWL by María Glück Fall/Winter 2014

María Glück presented her Fall/Winter 2014 collection at EGO during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid.

Maria Glück founded H O W L in 2012. She studied Fine Arts at University of the Basque Country UPV / EHU in Bilbao,and moved to Berlin as exchange student to attend two semesters of Modedesign at HTW Berlin. Maria decides to establish her atelier in Berlin and continue with her artwork.
With a background on visual arts and sculpture, Maria Glück decided to deepen her relation with fabric and texture, hence with fashion. It became her main interest to create collections with great challenge on fusion of materials, with creative unique shapes and with sustainable fabrics and production.
Maria Glück´ first collection was selected at EGO showroom for young designers at MBFW Madrid in 2012, when she presented H O W L. That same year, Maria Glück was finalist at III Bilbao Art & Fashion contest award.
H O W L by Maria Glück second collection FW 13-14 We are the Woods, was shown in the runway at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid Feb 2013. H O W L by Maria Glück presented in Berlin Fashion Week, her SS14 collection.
Maria Glück is currently desigining her FW 14-15 collection as well as presenting H O W L's online store with an exclusive production of FW 13-14 collection.
H O W L by Maria Glück creates high-end fashion with characteristic minimal shapes and elaborated textures. Handmade techniques mixed with a continuous research on materials (branches, flowers, cork, raffia or technological bio fabrics).
H O W L's statement involves the use of ecological and organic fabrics, recycled materials and fabrics, as well as fabrics that come from small mills and traditional techniques. Sometimes traditional ways of producing fabrics tend to disappear, and Maria Glück aims to support these production methods by integrating these materials into her designs and helping small communities with traditional and unique weaving techniques. Often the challenge comes by the addition and combination of unconventional fabrics to more classic ones: wood or cork in fusion with organic silk.
Yet not all fabrics are organic, as recycled or mixed and synthetic fabrics (that may come from a sustainable production) may be part of the collection. Digital prints and organic dyeing when it comes to colours. Production is local or regional (EU) and sustainable, respecting all rights and labor standards.
H O W L by Maria Glück has great interest on supporting women's empowerment, as well as artist and art collaborations. Artists are a vulnearable collective, and the designer aims to support artistic collaborations and projects.

Aymeline Valade shot by Paul Wetherell for Another Magazine Spring/Summer 2013

Heridadegato Fall/Winter 2014

Heridadegato presented its Fall/Winter 2014 collection at EGO during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid.

Marlon Teixeira for Coca-Cola Summer 2014



Pablo Coelho for Brainstorm by Ricardo Hegenbart



Craig Port’s SS 2013/14 collection

Brad at Boss Models and Pascal at Kult Model photographed by Kope | Figgins and styled by Bee Diamondhead with pieces from South African designer Craig Port’s SS 2013/14 collection



Cape Town based designer Craig Port is at the forefront of fashion and has become one of the definitive arbitrators of South African lifestyle.

Craig has made his mark on international runways over the last decade, having shown his collections in Mexico, Cape Town, Stockholm and Johannesburg. His annual collection is shown religiously at Cape Town Fashion Week, and is one of the most anticipated showcases of the event with fashionistas diarizing it months in advance.

The “Port Magic” glows in his diverse collections, each one reflecting his personal style, energy, enthusiasm and passion. The Port and Miss Port collections adorn rails at YDE, whilst the distinctive jewelry collection shines in display cases at Galaxy & Co. In addition, Port’s bespoke furniture collection stands proud at Wunders, and his recently launched fragrances, Paragon for Him and Her have gained wide recognition, making him one of the few South African designers to own a signature scent. 

Cape Town is his inspiration, his summer playground, and the city’s resort fever has a large influence on all aspects of his designs, making each one a desirable and fun masterpiece. Craig is crazy about travel and through exploring new places and experiencing different cultures his work consistently has a global edge.

Being a mentor and inspiration in the ever growing South African design business, he spearheaded the Richard Bloom Foundation in 2006. The Foundation offers bursaries and internships to exceptional designers from disadvantaged backgrounds.


De Fursac Spring/Summer 2014 Lookbook

De Fursac enlists Clément Chabernaud for its Spring/Summer 2014 lookbook, photographed by Jamie Hawkesworth.

Aristides Vanis Fall/Winter 2014

Aristides Vanis presented his Fall/Winter 2014 collection during London Fashion Week. The collection represents the visual memories of his childhood.




Wen Tan Fall/Winter 2014

 London Fashion Week.
presented his Fall/Winter 2014 collection during

Ana Locking Fall/Winter 2014

Ana Locking unveiled her Fall/Winter 2014 collection during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid.
Ana González have worked as a creative director for her first brand Locking Shocking (1996-2007), acclaimed by public and critic and awarded with the `L’Oreal Paris´ for the best young SS’03 collection in 2002 of the Madrid Fashion Week, and the `Gran Prix of Fashion Marie Claire´ for the Best National Designer in 2004.

In 2008 she founded her new label Ana Locking and with her first collection ‘Reentry’ FW08-09 won the `L’Oreal Paris Award´ for the Best Collection of the Madrid Fashion Week.
In September 2009 she presented her SS’10 collection (Clothes exhibition and video art) in New York’s Public Library during the NY Fashion Week with the project ‘4Eyes’ (four spanish designers).

In November 2009 she won the `Cosmopolitan Award for the Best Spanish Designer of the year.

Since 2011 Ana practices fashion teacher in the Polytechnic University of Madrid at the same time she continues working as creative director of her own brand Ana Locking.

Ana keeps herself updated of the new artistic disciplines, as she studied in the University of Fine Arts of Madrid. That’s the reason why she has also collaborated with different cultural institutions and artistic organizations through exhibitions, installations, video-art, photography, seminars, conferences, classes, etc.
MNCARS (National Museum of Art Reina Sofía de Madrid), MUSAC (Museum of Modern Art of Castilla-León), IVAM (Institute of Modern Art of Valencia), DA2 (Museum of Modern Art of Salamanca), Museum of the Costume, ‘Casa de America’, ‘Casa Encendida’ of Madrid, ‘Canal de Isabel II’ of Madrid, ‘INJUVE’ (Youth Institute of Madrid), ‘The Factory Gallery´ in Madrid. NY Public Library.

All this projects help her to grow and evolve through what she considers should be the grounds of every sensitivity related to creation.