Showing posts with label Fetish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fetish. Show all posts

Sunday, February 6, 2011

Cyberdog





Photos Jean Baptiste Mondino
Styling Judy Blame
Magazine The Face, August 1993

One might have already noticed a certain fascination for tribal tattoos. But a Horst knows no mercy. And he wants it all. He wants it back. Here and now. What am I talking about? Piercings and techno grunge fetish wear.
/HORST

Cyberdog





Photos Jean Baptiste Mondino
Styling Judy Blame
Magazine The Face, August 1993

One might have already noticed a certain fascination for tribal tattoos. But a Horst knows no mercy. And he wants it all. He wants it back. Here and now. What am I talking about? Piercings and techno grunge fetish wear.
/HORST

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Marrakesch Journal




Artworks Yves Saint Laurent

A rather unknown and intense side. A different école des beaux arts. Yves Saint Laurent did not only draw draped dresses, le smoking or slender mannequins. His oeuvre includes the oriental wallah.
/HORST

Via blica

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

The Return




1. Sean & Seng, Damir Doma
2. Robert Mapplethorpe, Petar Petrov
3. Robert Mapplethorpe, Ann Demeulemeester

As previously indicated Paris promoted a beautiful dark twisted fantasy of male sexuality. Paris gave men leather pants. It's a question of belief. And baby, I believe that you were ment for me. And if there's somebody, then baby I believe.
/HORST

Saturday, January 8, 2011

Wet Dreams




Ann-Sofie Back Atelje Spring/Summer 2011

Praise this woman. There is a masochistic sensuality to the pieces. Pierced throats. Wet look dresses. Trompe l'œil fantasies in 3D. If I had to name a head designer for my surreal womanswear line, it'll be her.
/HORST

Sunday, November 28, 2010

Bittersweet Contradictions




Martine Rose Spring/Summer 2011

It's a small step from tribal to ornamental. And that's why I love Martine Rose. Accomplishing the task of melding the kinky and the romantic. And yes, I want those chaps my dear!
/HORST

Saturday, October 30, 2010

A Short History Of The Plastic Raincoat In Popular Culture II















1. Abbey Lee Kershaw, i-D Spring 2010
2. Patrik Ervell Fall/Winter 2010
3. Richard Nicoll Fall/Winter 2009 & Comme Comme Spring/Summer 2011
5. American Psycho, 2000
6. Lady Gaga, Vanity Fair 2010
7. Scarlet Street (1945), Follow Me Quietly (1949), Miss Sadie Thompson (1953)
8. Helmut Lang Spring/Summer 2003 & Spring/Summer 2005

Don't ask me why but I am still researching, archiving and assembling reference images picturing the use of clear plastic in fashion. One might call it obsession, I'd like to see it more as a tribute to an underexposed brilliancy.
/HORST

P.S.: The original plastic raincoat from Blade Runner sold for $1,600.00 on ebay.

Image credits Catwalking, Jak & Jil, Style.com

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Second Epilogue



Jeremy Scott Spring/Summer 2011

Last night someone heard my prayings and sent a plastic raincoat for men down the runway. Accompanied by fetish leather gear and a garbage bag dress for girls. I must admit, I never loved Jeremy Scott more.
/HORST

Saturday, July 24, 2010

Equipment





Do you like ping pong, canoeing and cooking? Even if you don't, having a selection of paddles at home won't do any harm.
/HORST

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Mind Candy




Emporio Armani Spring/Summer 2011

Welcome to the fetish club. Finally Milan plays its strength. Delivering delicate offerings for the next summer season. Armani more and more follows a change of direction. Much to our amusement.
/HORST

Image credits Catwalking

Sunday, May 2, 2010

Contemporary Totem



JULIAANDBEN Contemporary Totem

The worship of the unattainable. Objects of desire reflecting the fetishism of status symbols. In a continuous process, JULIAANDBEN will be inviting friends, artists and designers to introduce their very own contemporary totem, their view onto a world of materialism. Exclusivly on Lynn & Horst, I am honoured to introduce to you the very first edition, limited to a number of 150. The shrine awaits your adoration.
/HORST

Thursday, April 8, 2010

Bathing Suit




Every woman needs one. And every man. Not only for swimming. But also for other delicate purposes. You may expand on this idea.
/HORST

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Therapy



Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2008

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
 
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