Respective

1. Jil Sander Spring/Summer 2007 & Fall/Winter 2007
2. Prada Spring/Summer 2003 & Jean-Francois Campos for Numéro Tokyo, May 2009
3. Yuima Nakazato Spring/Summer 2011 & Prada Fall/Winter 2008

I've always enjoyed the indefinable character of metallic textures. And I'm loving my copper Raf Simons x Doc Martens boots. Changing their colour in sync with the surrounding light. Disco.
/HORST

Python

Lanvin Fall/Winter 2010

The dangerous thing about fashion is that once you have satisfied one desire, the next one appears. There is no logic correlation, things just unconsciously manifest themselves in my mind. And now I want snakeskin boots.
/HORST

Image credits Google, Catwalking

Distinguishable Replicants

Lanvin Spring/Summer 2011

I truly loved this collection. And it is overdue to express my appreciation for Lucas Ossendrijver and his achievements for Lanvin Homme. Like no other he pictures the merciless and naïvely charming blade runner dandy. Marked by raw edges and rivalling textures.
/HORST

Image credits Catwalking

Exfoliation

Mihara Yasuhiro Fall/Winter 2010

Besides a beautiful setting with live music and diagonal rows of wooden chairs, reminiscent of old school days, the collection spoke to me due to this particular trompe l'œil effect of crinkled fabric. Category: insatiable desire.
/HORST

Image credits Catwalking