1. Karim Sadli 2. Dior Homme Spring/Summer 2011 Backstage
It has only been lately that I've realized the beauty of a male torso's side. A view that is rarely being shared or descried. Therefore, I kindly solicit its more frequent appearance. /HORST
Jil Sander and the shape. The circle and the irregular square. It has happened before and it will happen again. Just as the shape itself, it's a recurrent element that I dare to foresee in the upcoming collections. /HORST
The day of the gender apocalypse has come. And it didn't just take a minute, girl. While James Franco and Iggy Pop already sport the (sequin) dress, we wait for the day that department stores depart their respective departments. For men and women. /HORST
It's interesting to see one's personal taste evolving with age. The minimalism of modern times requests the decorative exuberance of historical realism. Let them eat fruit! /HORST
1. Mikael Jansson Lara Stone for Interview Magazine May 2011 2. Jeff Koons Caterpillar & Acrobat, 2003
The quote of a quote. When woman ride inflatable dinosaurs. When lobsters do a handstand. When pop becomes post-pop. And everything is done in a consciously obvious manner. /HORST
Givenchy, hit me baby one more time. Recalling the wrestling suit. A true slap in the face. The furious but tender kind that feels best. Leaving behind red cheeks and dirty thoughts. /HORST
1. Unknown & Alexander Calder, Untitled, 1953 2. Unknown & Jackson Pollock, Lavender Mist, 1950 3. Pietro Franch Graduate Collection & Eduardo Chillida, Untitled, 1996
Usually, Horst can only be seen wearing black. So adding another non-colour to his non-colour range is a huge achievement. And just between us girls: he's enjoying it. All-nude. /HORST
Top Steven Meisel, Vogue Italia (2007) Bottom Benbo George, Particles (2008)
Surrealistic objects and appearances. The furry something and the gorilla costume. The round something and the roses-and-pearls embellished designer blouse. Let's have breakfast. /HORST
The final post to conclude my military trilogy: Make Love Not War. And what else do we need: camouflage, half-nakedness, tribal tattoos. I'll try to abandon my obsession pretty soon, promised. /HORST
I am going to the flea market now. Either I find some vintage Magnum ice cream from 1999, or an Egyptian headpiece. But preferably I just pick up an attractive boytoy wearing loincloth. /HORST