Showing posts with label comeback. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comeback. 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

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Hirsutism




1. Chris Brown by James Demitri
2. Helmut Lang & Marcus Schenkenberg
3. Helmut Lang Spring/Summer 1993

It's been a very long time that I felt attracted to a man with long hair. I can imagine being him. An ideal of the 90s. The legacy of one of the greatest fashion icons: Helmut Lang. And Marcus Schenkenberg of course.
/HORST

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Corduroy




Top Giorgio Armani Fall/Winter 2002
Bottom James Long Fall/Winter 2010

I'm usually not afraid of questionable or utterly awful things. But corduroy leaves me concerned. Why? Why does it exist? Why do people use it? Why do some people even like it? Especially given the fact that it may have a fashion comeback.
/HORST

P.S.: Pictures shown above represent noteworthy exceptions. I just couldn't allow myself to post Ralph Lauren.

Saturday, November 20, 2010

Escapism



Mihara Yasuhiro Fall/Winter 2006

The time has come. I've always denied it and never ascribed any relevance to it. But given this collection I am ready for men in bootcut. Maybe I will still never wear them myself but maybe I was just afraid of it for nothing. And you?
/HORST

Saturday, August 21, 2010

Forbidden Love II






I herewith declare the comeback of a fashion sin: the tribal T-shirt. Even unfashionable people don't wear it anymore. And that's our chance. Time for a statement. Time for late 90s German technowear. There is only one rule: It needs to be minimalist.
/HORST

Friday, April 2, 2010

Rippchen mit Kraut




Marios Schwab, Prada & Christopher Kane Fall/Winter 2010

The dirndl has seemingly emancipated itself from the archaic heritage. Adapted and transformed into concepts of high-fashion. As German sausage myself, this tendency is highly appreciated, although I am still hoping for a comeback of the lederhosen.
/HORST

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Oracle




Horst asked the magic mirror and it replied: Listen, in 2010 Sade will be back.
/HORST

Friday, June 19, 2009

Cryptonite


Necklace pendant Unearthen

I believe in the comeback of crystal necklaces. Think of your youth, think of Absolutely Fabulous, think of the esoteric insanity in the 90s. We used to have these ring shaped stones on a leather string. But this black tourmaline is way more beautiful of course.
/HORST

Friday, February 6, 2009

Uschi Blum


Uschi Blum - Sklavin der Liebe

She is back. After 14 years of absence a diva is returning from provincial swinger clubs and re-conquering the stage. And she looks more fresh than ever. All the rumours about plastic surgery are without any substance. Her secret: mud catching and non-sparkling water.
/HORST

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Re-Interpretation


Meadham Kirchhoff Spring/Summer 2009



Ripped denim is back. And we all know why... I would have loved to show you my complete collection but I guess this is enough xxx for tonight.
/HORST
 
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