Morphine for the eyes. An unjustly underrated and unregarded piece. The world re-constituting itself. Constantly shifting. And merging its narrative levels. It's like a Jean-Paul Gaultier collection replayed as a movie. /HORST
Mythology and male anatomy. His works inherit a Japanese momentum, this very notion of directness hidden behind surreal expression. The explicit, masochistic and sexual seemingly tolerated when stylised. And almost like a gay artist's tradition, Sadao Hasegawa committed suicide following the example of Mishima Yukio and leaving behind works of undaunted kitsch. /HORST
Yes, I love Louis Vuitton. Just for the sake of nurses in nylon aprons and lace logo masks. Evoking the desire of being sick and tied to the bed. Literally. By the way, is there a proper term for male nurse? And how would that version look like? /HORST
With their publication, Sybille Walter and Samuel Drira created a piece of cultural identification and fashion history. It's the aesthetic core of a visually driven conviction that spreads through the imagery of Matthew Ames, Damir Doma and Bruno Pieters. /HORST
Veronique Branquinho 1998 - 2001. Memories of fading strength and immediacy. When I was attending her womenswear presentation in Paris last March, I didn't know it will be her last one. /HORST
Cutout iterations of face masks bilding multiple triangles. Corresponding to bra shapes and broad shoulders. I am fascinated by the analogy and geometry of these images. /HORST
I really fancy this old school, Laura Ashley meets the Netherlands, all-over print. Styled to perfection with chest hair respectively kitten mask and nice plateau heels. /HORST
Photos Willy Vanderperre Fashion Maison Martin Margiela
I can't define exactly what I like so much about these pictures. Maybe it's the childhood memory and simplicity of light denim, or maybe just the poses. But either way, you can always trust a Vanderperre picture. /HORST
Jaiden James really pushes boundaries. Floral skirts and bondage gear, masks and chains. The phantasies get wild, abstruse and frenetic. Flirtatious games to the extreme. /HORST
This time Julia and Ben did not wow me, but their SS09 collection is still worth a mention. They are more and more defining their point of view and moving towards a cleaner silhouette. Thanks to them, my chances to find the perfect overall are a bit improved. But I am still not sure about the colour. /HORST