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
Please excuse my latest 80s-boy-loves-adventure-fairytale-computer-game-movie-adaption tendendies. But did I already share my childhood addiction of playing Prince of Persia on my 486 PC? Now you know. /HORST
It's weird. I am currently a lot into moss green. And I have also overcome the antipathy towards camouflage and military. Now that the spell is broken, well dosed worship is allowed. Especially when Julie Eilenberger delivers the munition. /HORST
This movie is incredible. Partly disgusting and scary when confronted with evil Harkonnen's human experiments, but mostly stunning due to the monumental setting and imagery. I am also impressed by Kyle MacLachlan's perfect quiff. /HORST
P.S.: And how I loved the computer game. I wish my 386 PC back.
Picturing an extraterrestrial travel. Facing landscapes absorbed by human action and manipulated into contradictory extremes. The desert and the ice. The inhuman confronted with garments of purity, instinctiveness and craftsmanship. /HORST
Top David Slijper for New York Style Magazine Bottom Blank Spring/Summer 2010 Lookbook
Lately, I feel highly attracted to Tuareg/nomad inspired desert suits. Wide trousers, long linen shirts, a lot of white, crispy structures and sheerness. Sandals and sand. Pleats and dunes. /HORST
What is this? A crab tanned space invader? A buffalo centaur, shrouded in ancient legends? A super gay alien? A motor mechanic coming for rescue in the desert? Anyway, it's great! /HORST