Free Rolling Desires


Photographer: Julien Vallon
Fashion: Pierre De Mones

Casting: Emmanuelle Delserieys
Hair: Yumiko Hikage
Make up: Lola Turptte

Models:
Nisrine Es-Samryry
Sara Saftawy
Lancelot Prat
Victor Manuel
Adam Bahsoon

Photography Assistant: Kevin Theard
Digital Operator: Juliette Breig Kral
Production: Réda Ait
Production Assistant: Adelina Bichet Elzey
Thanks to 75Print

 

Special thanks to Marine Espinasse

All shoes LOUBISHARK by Christian Louboutin

Discover the entire collection on Louboutin


Yoga Studios Are the New Country Club

The concept of French Touch is the representation of Nothing, of a turbo-capitalist and completely postmodern society. Everything is based on removing the meaning of the term French Touch, no longer understood as a musical genre, but as a lifestyle, as the essence of a country that has always held The Coolness, but which is often this excessive attention to lifestyle to remove consistency from reality. The clue of this concept is expressed by Yoga, the coolest sport for body and soul.

 

As The Point Magazine said: “Yoga speaks to something innately excitable in the European cultural imagination: the seductive idea that you can improve yourself in the interest of all humanity. Stretch your legs, stretch your soul. It’s cosmopolitan egotism: build a better you, build a better planet. “


Photography: Camilla Rocca (@penflont)
Styling: Lodovica Pagano (@paninowithtacchino), Aurora Manni (@aurorarossamanni)

Make-up: Camilla Iacobitti (@c.m.ll)
Hair styling: Clara Spadoni (@clarasp_makeup)

Models: Yaz Yücel (@yazyuceil), Michela Lamorgese (@michi_lamo), Diletta Bellotti (@dilettabellotti), Milana Vakarchuk (@milanavakarchuk), Iva Varvachuk (@unpesos), Madeleine Bex (@madoooshkka), Tomàs Ayerbe (@tom.ayerbe), Julius Westra (@julius.westra), Alessio Hong (@hlessio)

Mark Ceiling/European Vampire (@markceiling)
Lorenzo Sutto/European Vampire (@redbrickhead)
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Production by European Vampire (@european_vampire)


Timeless Bodies

Timeless Bodies

(Corpi Senza Tempo)

Pasquale Autorino X TheSkinnyType

Photography: Pasquale Autorino (@siermond)

Collage and Artwork: TheSkinnyType (@theskinnytype)


LOUBISHARK

Like a shark lurking on the ground, dashing and striking, the new Loubishark sneaker from the iconic French footwear maison Christian Louboutin is for sure this season’s sneaker-to-watch. Designed for the urban playground, the Loubishark is a combination of sartorial excellence, technical innovations and the reinterpretation of quintessential vintage design. Designer pays close attention to details, rendering the maximum comfort and greater flexibility to all urban playground goers; availing them to execute all sorts of extreme sportive movements – to jump, to run or to skate, while getting their feet well-protected.

Sleek, streamlining and fashion-forward, Christian Louboutin’s latest Loubishark sneaker amalgamates the Maison’s refined technical savior-faire and innate trendsetting design flair with certain chic and trendy street style inspiration. Mixing materials and colors, the Maison crafts Loubishark’s hi-tech upper part from a total of 13 different components, including suede leather panels, rubber and mesh giving it a modern sports-inflected feel. A contrasting rubber lattice mesh encircles the heel, paying tribute to the architecture of the Maison’s Galerie Véro-Dodat boutique in Paris. Finalizing the upper design as an ingenuity touch, two signature spike studs embellish the hell tab quintessentially represent the timeless Louboutin appeal.

What makes the sneaker so unique and stand out is the eye-catching and unmistakable chunky technical sole. The optic white saw-tooth silhouette sole piped with shocking red edge perfectly emulate the shark’s teeth, the visual impact that Loubishark reinforce strengthen the sneaker’s visual identity while reminding us the Maison’s signature spikes and iconic red bottom sole. Suitable for all style-makers and trendsetters, Loubishark’s bold and appealing style will for sure be the covetable star that snatches instant eyesight on the dazzling and overwhelming urban playground.

Text: Yves Tsou


Mêlée


Photography & Video Director: Piotr Motyka (@akytom_studio)

Choreography & Movement Direction: Jonny Vieco (@jonnyvieco)

Styling: Kirubel Belay (@kirubelbelay_)

Video Editor: Joseph Coope (@joseph_coope)

Camera: Oliver Dahmen (@olliedahmen)

Music: Darkstar (@darkstar_band)

Performers: Jakub Franasowicz (@jakubfran), Ezzy Nzewi (@ezzyxnzewi), Mikey Boats (@mikeyboats), CHiNO (@chiino.m ), JAM_SQ (@j.a.m_sq), Dom Simpson (@dom.simpson_), Jamie Mason (@jamiemason__), Jonny Vieco, Kirubel Belay of PDK Entertainment (@pdk_ent)

Special thanks to E2STUDIOS (@e2studios)


Proiezioni del Corpo

PROIEZIONI

DEL

CORPO

Photography | Alek Pierre

Photography: Alek Pierre (@alekpierre)

Grooming & Photography Assistant: Mia Labate (@miaelleblue)

Model: Carlos Machado (@carlosmachado.official)


Do Not Enter!

Photographer: Sheen Wang (@sheenphotos)

Stylist: Shaojun Chen (@elidad)

HMUA: Kayle Williams (@kaylewilliams1)

Model: Dallas Sessoms (@lil_dallas)


Au Revoir


Photography: Miftha Bahardeen (@mif.bahardeen)

Styling: Dieylane Cisse (@youngrodman)

Talents: Mohcine Aoki (@mohcineharisse), Rania Malik (@malek.rania), Younes Mascou (@netstyle1), Youssef Mascou (@youssef_mascou), Youssef Hani (@yousshani)

All Garments from FILLING PIECES AW20


Aegean

Photography & Styling: Fanny Maillard (@fannymaillardcw) fannymaillard.com

Photography Assistant: Alan Billi

Styling Assistant: Claire Gerlero, Mathieu Pilard

Model: Elisabeth Antus (@elisabethats)


Mans SS 2021

Mans SS 2021

Backstage Reportage from 080 Barcelona Fashion Week in September 2020

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all images by Gerard Estadella (@icanteachyou)