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Vans has teamed up with Scandinavian label & Other Stories on a special collection for Summer 2016. The 'Co-Lab' project has seen the skate sneaker brand create three exclusive styles for the purpose of being transformed into an artistic canvas for & Other Stories' designs. “The inspiration comes from paintings, which led to the idea to use canvas,” explains Pauline Abascal, Pattern Designer at & Other Stories.
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Vans and & Other Stories unveil summer collection
Cult Swedish fashion brand & Other Stories is teaming up with the risqué New York-based leather accessories designer Zana Bayne on a capsule collection for this fall. According to WWD, the collection comprises 30 pieces and feature something for all budgets, including a $29 leather choker and a $245 bustier. Founded in 2009, Zana Bayne has become known in the industry for its high fashion approach to S&M and bondage-themed attire, but also offers a full range of skirts, shoes, hats, belts and handbags, as well as menswear.
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& Other Stories announces leather collection with Zana Bayne
British high street brand Warehouse is set to debut a revamped collection to carve its niche against fellow retailers Zara, COS and & Other Stories.
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UK fashion label Warehouse to debut fresh collection as part of re-launch
Swedish retail giant H&M unveiled the advertising campaign for its summer 2016 collection on Thursday, featuring high-profile models Anna Ewers and Andreea Diaconu. The photos for the campaign are accompanied by a film directed by Amir Chamdin, which can be viewed on the H&M YouTube channel. Barely a month after its advertising campaign for the #HMLovesCoachella collection, H&M propels us into the heart of the summer season with the first photos and a film made for its summer 2016 collection.
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Anna Ewers and Andreea Diaconu take a trip to the beach for H&M
This week, fashion label & Other Stories unveiled a headline-grabbing lingerie campaign that hadn't been anywhere near an airbrushing tool. Featuring models with underarm hair, tattoos and scars, the campaign went viral almost instantly, being labelled as everything from “kickass” to “brave” in the global media. Starring a blogger, a cellist and a copywriter showcasing its collection of unfussy lacy bras, underwear and bodies, the 'For Women, By Women' campaign appears to have struck a chord with women all over.
