Naturgewalten

1. Keith Sonnier
2. Yves Tanguy

Before we get physical again. Figurative abstraction. Something that looks like a beach. Or a writing in the sky. Two bodies (of work) completing each other. What would be the correspondent runway look?
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Fluorescent Minds

Top Dries van Noten Spring/Summer 2011
Bottom Glowing Arrow

Fluorescent clothes are the next big thing after the plastic raincoat. Trust me. Remember the glow-in-the-dark Helmut Lang trousers? Here you go. Optical light refraction is the only acceptable colour.
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Flashback

Raf Simons Fall/Winter 2009

The perfect sneaker. The exuberant explosion of colour and structure. A classic suit's best friend. In fact, Horst's new best friend. Rivets, mesh and detachable neoprene gaiters.
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Super Mission

Issey Miyake Spring/Summer 2005

I'm sorry but it seems I cannot resist utilitywear for a while. Carrying the idea to be ready at any time. Always perfectly equipped with bizarre tools and weapons. How charming and attractive.
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Discipline

Photos Greg Vaughn
Model Mikus Lasmanis

Neon and neoprene. High performance utility wear and high fashion. Skintight and structured. There is a reason I always liked to watch swimming in television.
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Emergency Room

Prada Spring/Summer 2011

Ill-fitting shirts reminiscent of scrubs, oversized and flat. Neon coloured sunglasses worn around the neck instead of a stethoscope. Miuccia's man is a cosmetic surgeon. And I'd like my chin and cheekbones done.
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Image credits Catwalking

Benchmark

Photos Eric Boman
Magazine GQ 1984

3 days left untill the contestants for our Ugly Underwear Contest will be revealed. And for those of you who still couldn't find the right inspiration: these images demonstrate how to define tacky underwear.
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P.S.: The submissions so far include 75% boys and 25% girls. Let's proove the world women have bad taste, too!