Podcast appearances and mentions of Walter Van Beirendonck

Was gibt es neues? Wir Sprechen über Walter Van Beirendonck, G-Star, Nude Project, Ronaldinho, Cactus Plant Flea Market und über viel viel mehr. Hört gerne rein!

Prendre position, proposer une mode non genrée, réclamer l'inclusion et pas l'exclusion : ce sont les messages forts exprimés par les designers Jeanne Friot, Walter Van Beirendonck et Louis Gabriel Nouchi. Les maisons japonaises Issey Miyake et Yohji Yamamoto prônent un vestiaire simple, confortable, gorgé de poésie. Et tous, de travailler avec des matières extraordinaires.

Designers Jeanne Friot, Walter Van Beirendonck and Louis Gabriel Nouchi have taken a stand to defend gender-neutral fashion, calling for inclusion rather than exclusion. Meanwhile, Japanese labels Issey Miyake and Yohji Yamamoto propose a simple, comfortable wardrobe, underpinned with poetry. All of these designers have opted for extraordinary fabrics to create their latest collections. FRANCE 24 takes a closer look.

You could have listening to the episode early on our HeroHero!Sol and Michael are back for a boys episode! Listen in as the pair discuss a brand that's reached out to Michael for influencer content, Sol's obsession with the cult-like sorority rush and the fashion choices associated with it, timeless Italian classics, fortnite skins, a game of analogisms (where you describe someone using contemporaries in their field), Rick Owens, Raf Simons, Calvin Klein, and so much more!We hope you enjoy!SolSol Thompson and Michael Smith explore the world and subcultures of fashion, interviewing creators, personalities, and industry insiders to highlight the new vanguard of the fashion world. Subscribe for weekly uploads of the podcast, and don't forgot to follow us on our social channels for additional content, and join our discord to access what we've dubbed “the happiest place in fashion”.Message us with Business Inquiries at pairofkingspod@gmail.comSubscribe to get early access to podcasts and videos, and participate in exclusive giveaways for $4 a month Links: Instagram TikTok Twitter/X Sol's Instagram Michael's Instagram Michael's TikTok

WALTER VAN BEIRENDONCK does it bigger than ever with a gorgeous Paris Fashion Week Men's SS25 runway, a pre-release of his 960 pages collector's book called 'DRAW THE WORLD AWAKE' and a capsule collection with G-star RAW.  Get all the exclusive details live from Dominique's Parisian hotel room! --- This episode is a Patreon Exclusive - Become a member now!  FULL EPISODE only on www.patreon.com/wethemost  --- Listen to The Most with Walter Van Beirendonck here .     

Après 40 années de création, Dries Van Noten a annoncé qu'il prenait sa retraite. Véritable légende de la mode belge, Dries Van Noten fait partie de qu'on appelle « Les Six d'Anvers ». En 1986, six jeunes stylistes issus de l'Académie des Beaux-Arts d'Anvers se lancent à l'assaut de la mode londonienne, leurs créations au fond d'un van. Dries Van Noten, Dirk Bikkembergs, Ann Demeulemeester, Walter Van Beirendonck, Dirk Van Saene, Marina Yee, et leurs noms flamands imprononçables, marqueront la légende. Le style sobre et avant-gardiste de la collection commune qu'ils proposent au « British Designer Show » contraste avec le haute-couture glamour de l'époque. L'immense talent de ces jeunes créateurs et la mise en place du plan textile de Willy Claes pour soutenir l'industrie en difficulté, permettront l'éclosion de ce renouveau de la mode belge. Sonja Noël, qui tient la boutique Stijl à Bruxelles et Didier Vervaeren, styliste, professeur à l'Ecole supérieure des Arts visuels de la Cambre et chroniqueur sur La Première évoquent le foisonnement des années 80 dans le milieu et le parcours des Six d'Anvers dans L'Histoire continue. Merci pour votre écoute L'Histoire Continue c'est également en direct tous les samedis de 9h à 10h sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez l'ensemble des épisodes de l'Histoire Continue sur notre plateforme Auvio.be https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/l-histoire-continue-19690 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

Als de namen 'Stef Caers' of 'Steffen' niet meteen een belletje doen rinkelen doet GUSTAPH dat zeker wel. Gustaph is al meer dan 20 jaar de main character in zijn eigen zangcarrière met de 7de plaats op het Eurovisie Songfestival als kers op de taart. Eurovision, roze leggings en hoeden kennen geen geheimen voor hem. Fashionsupport krijgt hij dan weer van modeontwerper Walter Van Beirendonck. Enkel de hoeden, die zijn van Gustaph zelf, en het is bang afwachten of die obsessie ooit de spuigaten uitloopt of eindigt in een closet sale!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Belgian fashion designer Meryll Rogge joins Dominique Nzeyimana in the loft! In another podcast exclusive, Dominique sits down with Meryll Rogge: the award-winning Belgian fashion designer whose pieces have been worn by notables like Paloma Elsesser, Lil Nas X, Zazie Beetz, Rose Byrne, Gwyneth Paltrow, the Kardashian-Jenners and our own Elodie Ouedraogo. On this episode Meryll reminisces about her childhood in Deinze, overcoming feelings of isolation, the trials and joys of law and fashion school (oh hey, Stephanie D'heygere and Glenn Martens!) and landing her dream internship and job at Marc Jacobs in NYC that set her on the path to global fashion cult status.  Just before the pandemic struck early 2020, Meryll debuted her Whit Stillman, David Armstrong and Nan Goldin-inspired collection, making instant waves at Paris Fashion Week. The label was immediately picked up by 19 luxury retailers, including Bergdorf Goodman, Beams, Net-a-Porter and SSENSE, with added glowing coverage by The New York Times. Discover how Meryll made her teenage-vision-board-turned-portfolio a reality, gain insights into the profound influence behind her sought-after namesake collections and find out what might be next. More Meryll Rogge here Follow Meryll Rogge here. Follow The Most: on Instagram. on Facebook. More info HERE

It's been long awaited - by fans and us alike - but it's finally here. Jake John Howard (@jakejohnhoward) joins Sol (@solthompson), Michael (@_smithstagram), and John (@johnhogeboom) to discuss John Deere, Walter Van Beirendonck, and his journey in the fashion world. Jake dresses - as we put it on the podcast - how everyone living in Brooklyn thinks they dress like, so tune in, hang out, and enjoy!

Paris! Milan! Berlin! Michael Freeby counts down all the best Couture Fashion Week moments! Maison Valentino! Dolce and Gabbana! Dries Van Noten! Walter Van Beirendonck! Giorgio Armani! Schiaparelli! And more! Plus who was this week's best dressed: Kit Butler? Marco Bozzato? Lane Vincent Rogers? Joey Mills? Arca?

Artist Scooter LaForge is a delight. To be honest, I somehow felt like connecting with him on this show was healing for me-now who's the shrink!? Scooter's work is amazing and so instinctual- he cannot not do it. Even though he's worked with big names like he is as humble as can be. So much to learn from his perspective—growing up as a gay man in a tiny town in Arizona. I have to say I was envious hearing of all the free-range outdoor time he had, but alas the town, it's sounds really small and devoid of gays which means a pretty homogenous group of people (boring!) Scooter is the best of what an artist is—someone fueled by their work and satisfied because of it. He complimented me a lot, so I'm going to give him an A as a guest rating. Follow and learn more about Scooter HERE: https://www.scooter-laforge.com/ Instagram @scooterlaforge @scooter_laforge_a_life_of_art/ BIO: Scooter Laforge began his love affair with art at a very young age while growing up in the small town of Las Cruces, New Mexico. His burning desire to render things beautifully began with his singer/songwriter mother, and his landscape painting father; both equally inspired his creativity and lust for art. Laforge's work can be characterized as Pop Art partnered with abstract expressionism and Dutch classicism. His paintings and drawings are portraitures, landscapes, and objective subject matter, utilizing his special painting techniques and incorporating his homoerotic, in your face, non-apologetic lifestyle.  Like Golden Books on acid, his work employs a 50's illustrated storybook technique, modernized by 70's color palettes and are influenced heavily by gay pornography, cute fluffy animals, and sometimes iconic cartoons (i.e. SpongeBob Square Pants, The Cookie Monster, and Popeye and Brutis) which are reoccurring characters and themes within his work.  LaForge earned his BFA from the University of Arizona in 1993,[5] and began his career as a painter in San Francisco.[6] He moved to New York City in 2001,[3] where he attended the Cooper Union School of Art under a fellowship.[8] His art is in the collections of the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art[9] and Beth Rudin DeWoody.[10] LaForge has a line of hand-painted, unique clothing items that are sold through fashion stylist Patricia Field.[11] He has twice collaborated with Belgian fashion designer Walter Van Beirendonck.[12][13] His clothing has been worn by Susanne Bartsch,[14] Sandra Bernhard,[15] Beyoncé,[8] Miley Cyrus,[6] Boy George,[3] Debbie Harry,[8] Nicki Minaj,[3] Madonna,[8] Iggy Pop,[3] Rihanna,[6] and Lil Wayne.[3]

En los 80, surgió un grupo de diseñadores que estudió en la Real Academia de Bellas Artes de Amberes y puso el nombre de su ciudad en alto. Los reconocen por su estética avant garde, el deconstruccionismo, su pragmatismo y una visión fresca de la moda. Ellos son Dries Van Noten, Ann Demeulemeester, Walter Van Beirendonck, Dirk Bikkembergs, Dirk Van Saene y Marina Yee. Advertencia: este es un episodio para los más clavados de la moda. Esto es Hablemos de moda con Claudia Cándano y Jordi Linares, disponible en video en Youtube y en audio en todas las plataformas de podcast. Suscríbete a nuestro canal en Apple Podcast y escúchalo un día antes.

Pour cette neuvième rencontre, nous partons à la rencontre de Kristina, mannequin notamment pour Maison Martin Margiela et plasticienne. Nous allons discuter de Maison Martin Margiela, de Walter Van Beirendonck, de Dirk Van Saene, de Anvers, de sa découverte de la France, des années 90, et de son travail de plasticienne. Alice Darrow pour l'illustration  Extrait sonores: La mode des années 1980 à nos jours par Mademoiselle Agnès et Olivier Nicklaus, source Ina madelen 2012. https://madelen.ina.fr/serie-documentaire/fashion Macpro Walter IngeGrognard, 26 avr. 2019  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fe2CuOdEf-g&ab_channel=MACProMACCosmetics

Director & Chief Curator of MoMu – Fashion Museum Antwerp, Kaat Debo, joins Dominique Nzeyimana for a sit-down. Kaat Debo is one of the foremost guardians and champions of Belgian fashion as well as a noted author whose staple publications shed new light on greats like Martin Margiela, Olivier Theyskens & Walter Van Beirendonck. On this episode, Kaat retells her journey from academia to getting that first foot in the door as a curator. Peer behind the seams of MoMu as Kaat remembers the museum's beginnings, shares what makes an exhibition magical and outlines the inclusion work to be done. You'll also hear Kaat Debo's choice memories of working with designer legends like Walter Van Beirendonck, Dries Van Noten and Stephen Jones and the importance of trust to build an exhibition. She also shares how she is pondering the future of sustainability at MoMu and what it could mean to be a true hub for fashion culture. Kaat and Dominique also discuss what is to be expected from the grand reopening of the renovated MoMu and its accompanying exhibitions & events this September. More info on the official reopening programme ‘Fashion 2.021 Antwerp – Fashion/Conscious'. Follow MoMu - Fashion Museum Antwerp here. Follow The Most: on Instagram. on Facebook.

Director & Chief Curator of MoMu – Fashion Museum Antwerp, Kaat Debo, joins Dominique Nzeyimana for a sit-down. Kaat Debo is one of the foremost guardians and champions of Belgian fashion as well as a noted author whose staple publications shed new light on greats like Martin Margiela, Olivier Theyskens & Walter Van Beirendonck. On this episode, Kaat retells her journey from academia to getting that first foot in the door as a curator. Peer behind the seams of MoMu as Kaat remembers the museum's beginnings, shares what makes an exhibition magical and outlines the inclusion work to be done. You'll also hear Kaat Debo's choice memories of working with designer legends like Walter Van Beirendonck, Dries Van Noten and Stephen Jones and the importance of trust to build an exhibition. She also shares how she is pondering the future of sustainability at MoMu and what it could mean to be a true hub for fashion culture. Kaat and Dominique also discuss what is to be expected from the grand reopening of the renovated MoMu and its accompanying exhibitions & events this September. More info on the official reopening programme ‘Fashion 2.021 Antwerp – Fashion/Conscious'. Follow MoMu - Fashion Museum Antwerp here. Follow The Most: on Instagram. on Facebook.

The title of graphic designer doesn't really do justice to the entire world of high-voltage kick and verve that Paul Boudens brings with him – both professionally and as a human being.  For one, his work has become entirely synonymous with Belgian fashion. He's also internationally prized as one of the must-hire artisans propelling the visual language of art, theatre and dance forward. You immediately recognise a Paul Boudens-original when you see it as his work has this yet unmatched kinetic energy, containing a multitude of layers with a standout hand-crafted finish.  From his early-day bombshell Jurgi Persoons and Walter Van Beirendonck artwork, his forever resonating work as the co-founder of (N°) A Magazine to his book designs for Yohji Yamamoto, Myung-il Song or MoMu Fashion Museum Antwerp, there's no denying the Paul Boudens signature.  A former military kid, Paul spent a few years flailing around Antwerp as a self-described "80s Kim Kardashian", when a chance encounter sent him on the path of graphic design and illustration  After an initial introduction to Walter Van Beirendonck that got him working on his ‘Fashion is Dead' newspaper, Paul was asked to design prints for the Antwerp Six-member's collections, which later on meant living through and thriving during Walter's iconic W.&L.T. days. Thirty years later, the two are still working together.  Paul talks to Dominique about navigating the inception, growth and eventual loss of (N°) A Magazine, how he tries to embody the multitude of personalities of his clients without losing his own way. The two also discuss how much blood is needed to design a 90s Jurgi Persoons invitation and what it was like to have Jun Takahashi's UNDERCOVER team biking through your Versailles-sized flat. 

The title of graphic designer doesn't really do justice to the entire world of high-voltage kick and verve that Paul Boudens brings with him – both professionally and as a human being.  For one, his work has become entirely synonymous with Belgian fashion. He's also internationally prized as one of the must-hire artisans propelling the visual language of art, theatre and dance forward. You immediately recognise a Paul Boudens-original when you see it as his work has this yet unmatched kinetic energy, containing a multitude of layers with a standout hand-crafted finish.  From his early-day bombshell Jurgi Persoons and Walter Van Beirendonck artwork, his forever resonating work as the co-founder of (N°) A Magazine to his book designs for Yohji Yamamoto, Myung-il Song or MoMu Fashion Museum Antwerp, there's no denying the Paul Boudens signature.  A former military kid, Paul spent a few years flailing around Antwerp as a self-described "80s Kim Kardashian", when a chance encounter sent him on the path of graphic design and illustration  After an initial introduction to Walter Van Beirendonck that got him working on his ‘Fashion is Dead' newspaper, Paul was asked to design prints for the Antwerp Six-member's collections, which later on meant living through and thriving during Walter's iconic W.&L.T. days. Thirty years later, the two are still working together.  Paul talks to Dominique about navigating the inception, growth and eventual loss of (N°) A Magazine, how he tries to embody the multitude of personalities of his clients without losing his own way. The two also discuss how much blood is needed to design a 90s Jurgi Persoons invitation and what it was like to have Jun Takahashi's UNDERCOVER team biking through your Versailles-sized flat. 

Over the past decade, the work of visual artist, graphic novelist and art professor Brecht Vandenbroucke has graced the virtual and paper pages of The New York Times, Variety, Le Monde, Humo, Adult Swim, Wired, Têtu and many more. Fashion quickly came calling too as he has created shirt prints for Prada and collaborated with Walter Van Beirendonck, Diesel and Lacoste. As a cultural reflector and narrator, Brecht mirrors every little detail and perversion of our existence through hand-painted comic strips and fills them with candour and pop iconography. His signature style is unfettered by any medium, standing out on a giant painting as well as a skateboard deck. After the impact of his 2013 debut visual album ‘White cube', Brecht has just released his second graphic novel ‘Shady', a self-defined transitional book that delves into morality and our inability at self-reflection. On this episode of The Most, Brecht lays out his story from early farm life to running a precocious publishing house as a kid. He also opens up about having to mature quickly as a teen, why he took a break from pop culture once and how reading Joseph Campbell connected the dots for him to parse out cultural narratives. He talks dealing with the tension between chaos and order, holistic world views and the challenge behind weaving the ‘Shady' storyline. Hear how the acclaimed artist works to figure out his own art, future ambitions and the importance of humility and self-improvement.  Follow Brecht here. Buy ‘Shady' online via Bries Publishing here. You can visit the expo ‘Assembled Stories' featuring the work of Brecht Vandenbroucke and Sarah Pschorn from May 15 till June 20 2021 at Galerie 10a. Brecht Vandenbroucke's work is part of the permanent collection of the MiMa museum in Brussels. 

Over the past decade, the work of visual artist, graphic novelist and art professor Brecht Vandenbroucke has graced the virtual and paper pages of The New York Times, Variety, Le Monde, Humo, Adult Swim, Wired, Têtu and many more. Fashion quickly came calling too as he has created shirt prints for Prada and collaborated with Walter Van Beirendonck, Diesel and Lacoste. As a cultural reflector and narrator, Brecht mirrors every little detail and perversion of our existence through hand-painted comic strips and fills them with candour and pop iconography. His signature style is unfettered by any medium, standing out on a giant painting as well as a skateboard deck. After the impact of his 2013 debut visual album ‘White cube', Brecht has just released his second graphic novel ‘Shady', a self-defined transitional book that delves into morality and our inability at self-reflection. On this episode of The Most, Brecht lays out his story from early farm life to running a precocious publishing house as a kid. He also opens up about having to mature quickly as a teen, why he took a break from pop culture once and how reading Joseph Campbell connected the dots for him to parse out cultural narratives. He talks dealing with the tension between chaos and order, holistic world views and the challenge behind weaving the ‘Shady' storyline. Hear how the acclaimed artist works to figure out his own art, future ambitions and the importance of humility and self-improvement.  Follow Brecht here. Buy ‘Shady' online via Bries Publishing here. You can visit the expo ‘Assembled Stories' featuring the work of Brecht Vandenbroucke and Sarah Pschorn from May 15 till June 20 2021 at Galerie 10a. Brecht Vandenbroucke's work is part of the permanent collection of the MiMa museum in Brussels. 

Qiu launched her label in 2017 and was on the official schedule at New York and then Milan in 2018 and 2019 – all before the ink on her MA diploma was dry. The fast-rising star talks to veteran editor Karchun Leung about influences, inspirations and sheer hard work. For Hangzhou native Qiu, only one fashion education programme in the world would do. Antwerp’s Royal Academy of Fine Arts rose to prominence in the 80s when it produced a breakout class of designers who took the industry by storm. Among the legendary Antwerp Six, a young Qiu was especially dazzled by Dries Van Noten and Walter Van Beirendonck: when she arrived in Belgium, Van Beirendonck was on the faculty and waiting to teach her. The Academy’s famously intensive approach made it a sink-or-swim experience, she admits. But the aim is to mould disciplined creative mavericks – and Qiu’s output before and after graduation suggest it paid off. It’s early days, and Qiu is still finding her feet in business and experimenting with production models to make her vibrant modern romantic designs as sustainable as possible. But as she reveals to Leung, exploration is now her comfort zone. Following in the footsteps of her idols taught her to go her own way.

On this week’s episode, we spotlight a number standout sneaker releases. Maison Margiela just debuted a luxe reinterpretation of the Air Jordan 4, while fragment design is prepping the release of a pair of Air Jordan 3s. Reebok will soon be delivering two fall-appropriate colorways of its new lifestyle sneaker, the Premier Road Modern, an inline silhouette that is definitely worthy of a cop. In other sneaker-related news, adidas’ Jon Wexler has left the brand to join Shopify. Wex is largely responsible for bolstering the brand’s roster of ambassadors, having added Kanye West, Pharrell, and Beyoncé — just to name a few — to the Three Stripes team during his tenure. Also, we continue our discussion surrounding Walter Van Beirendonck’s criticism of Virgil Abloh, which is hypocritical at best. The episode comes to a close as we segue from Neymar’s potential deal with PUMA to ask our listeners what sportswear brand they would want to be sponsored by. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Was ist abgeguckt und was nicht? Gibt es sowas wie Klauen unter Designern in der Fashionszene? Mit Jean Claude von Newkissontheblog als Gast reden wir über den Plagiatvorwurf gegen Virgil Abloh von Walter van Beirendonck aber auch im Laufe unserer Konversation schweifen wir gemütlich richtung weitere Themen ab. Reinhören lohnt sich

Due to our absence last week, the boys are back with a major slap for you, the hottest listeners on the mother f**king planet. This week we step into the future of 2021 with Aime Leon Dore, pun intended. Montreal based skate label, Dime, link up with New Balance for an out of this world collaboration, Nike celebrates the birthday of Kobe Bryant on a “Big Stage” and keeps the momentum going right through Kobe Week, and Union LA x Jordan Brand get together for their controversial “Sophomore Album” collection. Lions, Tigers, and the Berenstain Bears? Nope, it’s just the Medicom Bearbrick SB Dunks. We need Bruce Buffer for the streetwear intro this week (and every week). Especially when Supreme opens the doors on the the Fall/Winter season, Eric Emanuel shoots for the stars with A Bathing Ape, Kerwin Frost hosts a star studded telethon, and Virgil Abloh refutes Walter Van Beirendonck's claims of imitation, relax Walter. Take a closer look at the latest from Kanye West and GAP, through Star Trek esque frames, and the hype beast’s are hungry for the value meal jawns McDonalds x Travis Scott are bringing to the table. Ba da ba ba ba, IT’S LIT here at The hottest podcast on the mother f**king planet. Help us vote on who has the better piece of the week and for more HERE & AIR check us out on @hereandairpodcast on Instagram. Follow us individually: @angelolaviero & @stacksdn . FOR BUSINESS: hereandairpodcast@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

00:23min - “Kopieren ist nichts neues. Es ist ein Teil der Mode, aber nicht so, nicht auf diesem Level, mit ihrem Budget, ihren Teams, ihren Möglichkeiten. Das hat mich schockiert” ~ Walter Van Beirendonck-03:40min - Meinung zur der neuen Louis Vuitton Show (SS21)-21:00min - Musikempfehlungen der Woche (feat. Kitschkrieg etc.)-29:14min - Portrait: @youthofthebeast -32:50min - Last Cop Dan: “Bruce Nauman & Alberto Giacometti” Buch, Annette Wehrmann “Serpentine Streamer Texts” Buch, Helmut Lang Anzug-37:20min - Top 10 Filme von Yannick und Dan

Fashion Week IRL? Seems weird now, right? Well, Copenhagen tried for Spring 2021 with their hybrid of in person shows and digital presentations this week. While there were fewer designers showing this season, there were still standouts with Ganni, Stine Goya and Nynne. We also breakdown the Helmstedt and Munthe shows. Style Snacks is packed this week with Chrissy Teigen and John Legend’s baby news, Walter Van Beirendonck’s accusation of stealing by Virgil Abloh, the Brother Veilles collab with “When We All Vote,” Schitt’s Creek star Dan Levy’s eyewear brand launch and Milan Fashion Week news. www.runwaywalkscurrenttalks.com https://www.instagram.com/runwaywalkscurrenttalks/ https://twitter.com/RunwayTalks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW7W32h_5l7nnlrL1vazjlw/featured

Neste Pivô, levantamos as mais recentes acusações de plágio — como o episódio envolvendo os designers Virgil Abloh e Walter Van Beirendonck — para discutir os limites entre criação autoral e cópia, prática entendida por alguns como danosa e por outros como combustível criativo. E ainda: as atualizações do Pinterest para tornar a plataforma mais inclusiva, além de vários spoilers da mais nova edição da ELLE View! Montagem e publicação: Compasso Coolab. Produção executiva: Mariana Araújo. Este episódio teve a inserção de trechos de: She's not Me (Madonna); Kaça (Karol Conká); Empurra Empurra (MC Dricka) e um trecho da apresentação masculina de verão 2021 da Louis Vuitton. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elle-brasil/message See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We talk about the plight of working and the indignity of labor and then get into Azealia Banks's brush with death, Kamala Harris's VEEP announcement, the inevitability of the Biden/Harris ticket, why they'll win, social media election-splaining, Karen permanence, cardboard cutouts at live events, Kanye's 2020 merch, Virgil's Walter Van Beirendonck controversy, satire versus theft, Christine Quinn from Selling Sunset, and why democracy never existed and voting only matters in a handful of states.   Got Drama? Call our hotline and tell us all about it for our first-ever Dramarama Special! Call 347-709-2704 and leave us a message.   Today's Theme: "Witchhunt Suite for WWIII" by Ariel Pink 

On this week’s episode, hosts Jian DeLeon and Noah Thomas take a quick second to talk about the upcoming U.S. election, and the severity of what’s at stake. After discussing the nomination of Kamala Harris as Joe Biden’s running mate, the conversation shifts to product-oriented fare, starting with sneakers tailor-made for the summer. There’s Aime Leon Dore’s crispy New Balance 1300 collab, with a rich green or dusty pink upper on top of a vintage-inspired sole, as well as Eric Emanuel’s clean Reebok Club C collaboration, combining a mostly white upper with a pop of color in the heel tab and inner lining. In style news, we discuss Virgil Abloh and Walter Van Beirendonck’s current beef, Futura’s fire CDG collab, and then discuss labels that were truly ahead of their time. Listen to the ep to find out who finally gets their roses. Relevant Links: Kanye West Gives Us a Look at Some Unreleased YEEZY Designs Aimé Leon Dore Teases Vintage-Inspired New Balance 1300 Collab Steph Curry Could Be Getting His Own Under Armour Brand Like Mike The Air Max Zoom 950 Should Be the Blueprint for All “Remade Classics” Eric Emanuel’s Reebok Club C is Primed for Everyday Wear sacai Gives Us Our Best Look at Its Upcoming Nike Collabs Soulland x Li-Ning Offers a Glimpse Into the Future of Running Sneakers A Look at Our Hair Future, According to Jawara Wauchope Virgil Abloh Addresses Walter Van Beirendonck Plagiarism Claims Futura’s New COMME des GARÇONS Collab Just Dropped Online I Never Heard of You Gives a Middle Finger to Corporate Streetwear Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week’s episode, hosts Jian DeLeon and Noah Thomas take a quick second to talk about the upcoming U.S. election, and the severity of what’s at stake. After discussing the nomination of Kamala Harris as Joe Biden’s running mate, the conversation shifts to product-oriented fare, starting with sneakers tailor-made for the summer. There’s Aime Leon Dore’s crispy New Balance 1300 collab, with a rich green or dusty pink upper on top of a vintage-inspired sole, as well as Eric Emanuel’s clean Reebok Club C collaboration, combining a mostly white upper with a pop of color in the heel tab and inner lining. In style news, we discuss Virgil Abloh and Walter Van Beirendonck’s current beef, Futura’s fire CDG collab, and then discuss labels that were truly ahead of their time. Listen to the ep to find out who finally gets their roses. Relevant Links: Kanye West Gives Us a Look at Some Unreleased YEEZY Designs Aimé Leon Dore Teases Vintage-Inspired New Balance 1300 Collab Steph Curry Could Be Getting His Own Under Armour Brand Like Mike The Air Max Zoom 950 Should Be the Blueprint for All “Remade Classics” Eric Emanuel’s Reebok Club C is Primed for Everyday Wear sacai Gives Us Our Best Look at Its Upcoming Nike Collabs Soulland x Li-Ning Offers a Glimpse Into the Future of Running Sneakers A Look at Our Hair Future, According to Jawara Wauchope Virgil Abloh Addresses Walter Van Beirendonck Plagiarism Claims Futura’s New COMME des GARÇONS Collab Just Dropped Online I Never Heard of You Gives a Middle Finger to Corporate Streetwear Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

All is well in the PoK world, as Sol and John take on another set of spectacular questions asked to us by our audience! Listen in as we talk about Virgil Abloh copying Walter Van Beirendonck, our favorite runway moments of all time, and what Sol's favorite songs would be if he was a drainer, along with much much more! Thank you everybody for listening!

This chart-topping interview podcast has gone twenty episodes deep, so it's time for a look behind the scenes as host Dominique Nzeyimana talks to her business partner of thirteen years, who also happens to be her husband, Stefaan Pauwels. The two discuss Dominique's particular process of selecting her accomplished guests, the connection to her listeners, Stefaan's favourite moments so far and the unexpected and instant success of the number 1-show.  The Most Seasons One and Two feature exclusive interviews with Walter Van Beirendonck, Inge Grognard, Kofi Von Ohene, Hannelore Knuts, Reiner Holzemer, An-Josefien Falelavaki, Dalilla Hermans, Sihame El Kaouakibi, Soe Nsuki, Jonas Govaerts, Glenn Martens, Lefto, Sander Bos, Fatoosan, Marie Gomise-Trezise, Stéphanie D'Olieslager, Charlotte Adigéry, Raphaële Lenseigne and Mickael Karkousse.  Please subscribe to this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or on any major podcasting platforms, so you don't miss out.  For more information go to www.knotoryus.com

This chart-topping interview podcast has gone twenty episodes deep, so it's time for a look behind the scenes as host Dominique Nzeyimana talks to her business partner of thirteen years, who also happens to be her husband, Stefaan Pauwels. The two discuss Dominique's particular process of selecting her accomplished guests, the connection to her listeners, Stefaan's favourite moments so far and the unexpected and instant success of the number 1-show.  The Most Seasons One and Two feature exclusive interviews with Walter Van Beirendonck, Inge Grognard, Kofi Von Ohene, Hannelore Knuts, Reiner Holzemer, An-Josefien Falelavaki, Dalilla Hermans, Sihame El Kaouakibi, Soe Nsuki, Jonas Govaerts, Glenn Martens, Lefto, Sander Bos, Fatoosan, Marie Gomise-Trezise, Stéphanie D'Olieslager, Charlotte Adigéry, Raphaële Lenseigne and Mickael Karkousse.  Please subscribe to this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or on any major podcasting platforms, so you don't miss out.  For more information go to www.knotoryus.com

Paris Fashion Week has surpassed its own personal best this season, with some 60 men's fashion shows over six days from a variety of international brands. On days one and two, three labels turned heads among the press: Belgian designer Walter Van Beirendonck and his rejection of political correctness; the French collective Etudes Studio, which drew inspiration from the films "Fantastic Planet" and "Terminator 2"; plus Israeli designer Hed Mayner, who delved into the Arte Povera movement for his looks. 

Inge Grognard is the most groundbreaking and influential make-up artist in contemporary fashion, but working for Balenciaga or Marc Jacobs hasn't dampened her love for the underdog one bit. Taking a quick break from flying from one international set to another, Grognard visits the loft to recount her days as a young teen meeting her best friend who also happened to be Martin Margiela's cousin, kickstarting a decades-long friendship and work-relationship with the designer himself. Dominique really wants to talk about the little known fact that Inge was present during the infamous 1986 Antwerp Six breakthrough at London Fashion Week, where she was solely in charge of make-up looks for the collections of each individual member, being Walter Van Beirendonck, Dries Van Noten, Dirk Van Saene, Dirk Bikkembergs, Marina Yee and Ann Demeulemeester. Inge shares memories from her whirlwind wedding at 23, her Adam and the Ants-inspired wedding look designed by Margiela of course and the beautiful book she made with her husband Ronald Stoops after 30 years of them collaborating. Inge and Dominique also get into Inge's love for collaborating with young innovators like Shayne Oliver from Hood By Air and Akeem Smith from Section 8 and when the international icon -as her close friend Dirk Van Saene once called her- discusses the intense emotions she experienced during what turned out to be the very last Maison Martin Margiela runway under the reign of Margiela himself, she confesses to one of her biggest regrets in life and how it informed a recent very difficult decision she had do make.   

Inge Grognard is the most groundbreaking and influential make-up artist in contemporary fashion, but working for Balenciaga or Marc Jacobs hasn't dampened her love for the underdog one bit. Taking a quick break from flying from one international set to another, Grognard visits the loft to recount her days as a young teen meeting her best friend who also happened to be Martin Margiela's cousin, kickstarting a decades-long friendship and work-relationship with the designer himself. Dominique really wants to talk about the little known fact that Inge was present during the infamous 1986 Antwerp Six breakthrough at London Fashion Week, where she was solely in charge of make-up looks for the collections of each individual member, being Walter Van Beirendonck, Dries Van Noten, Dirk Van Saene, Dirk Bikkembergs, Marina Yee and Ann Demeulemeester. Inge shares memories from her whirlwind wedding at 23, her Adam and the Ants-inspired wedding look designed by Margiela of course and the beautiful book she made with her husband Ronald Stoops after 30 years of them collaborating. Inge and Dominique also get into Inge's love for collaborating with young innovators like Shayne Oliver from Hood By Air and Akeem Smith from Section 8 and when the international icon -as her close friend Dirk Van Saene once called her- discusses the intense emotions she experienced during what turned out to be the very last Maison Martin Margiela runway under the reign of Margiela himself, she confesses to one of her biggest regrets in life and how it informed a recent very difficult decision she had do make.   

Walter Van Beirendonck, the most defiant and radical member of the Antwerp Six, is the greatest fashion designer in the world according to your host, so to have him on is a beautiful gift, but also slightly nerve-racking. The two of them discuss Walter's most recent projects like the new exhibition he designed for the Outsider Art Museum in Amsterdam and his ongoing work with Rei Kawakubo from Comme des Garçons. Walter also reminisces about the times he and his fellow Antwerp Six members and Martin Margiela went on shopping sprees and travelled to Japan. Since Raf Simons, Demna Gvasalia and Craig Green used to be Walter's interns, he explains his selection method. And he talks about his approach as the head of the Antwerp Fashion Academy. For more information on The Most go to www.knotoryus.com  For more information on WOEST - Willem Van Genk designed by Walter Van Beirendonck go here  For more information on The Royal Academy of Fine Arts - Antwerp Fashion Department go here For more Walter Van Beirendonck go here

Walter Van Beirendonck, the most defiant and radical member of the Antwerp Six, is the greatest fashion designer in the world according to your host, so to have him on is a beautiful gift, but also slightly nerve-racking. The two of them discuss Walter's most recent projects like the new exhibition he designed for the Outsider Art Museum in Amsterdam and his ongoing work with Rei Kawakubo from Comme des Garçons. Walter also reminisces about the times he and his fellow Antwerp Six members and Martin Margiela went on shopping sprees and travelled to Japan. Since Raf Simons, Demna Gvasalia and Craig Green used to be Walter's interns, he explains his selection method. And he talks about his approach as the head of the Antwerp Fashion Academy. For more information on The Most go to www.knotoryus.com  For more information on WOEST - Willem Van Genk designed by Walter Van Beirendonck go here  For more information on The Royal Academy of Fine Arts - Antwerp Fashion Department go here For more Walter Van Beirendonck go here

En esta segunda parte sobre el diseño de vanguardia, les hablamos sobre como seis jóvenes graduados de la Real Academia de Bellas Artes de Bélgica se lanzaron a una aventura atravesando Europa en una vagoneta hasta Londres en el 1986, logrando así catapultar a su país como una ciudad importante del diseño emergente en Europa. Los seis de Amberes no solo son una leyenda, son los guías con un mapa muy bien trazado para futuras generaciones de diseñadores belgas, los cuales dieron pie a los mas reconocidos abanderados de su país como lo son hoy en día Raf Simons y Demna Gvasalia, ambos llevándolos al éxito profesional como directores creativos en Dior y Balenciaga respectivamente.Uno no es igual al resto, pero juntos con una inocencia pura de la juventud lograron capturar la atención y vender sus diseños desconstruidos a titanes del buen vestir como Barneys New York. Entérate mas sobre la moda belga en esta segunda entrega sobre el diseño de vanguardia en la moda.Comentanos que tal te pareció esta primera parte y cual/es es/son tus diseñadores de vanguardia favoritos, colecciones o hasta editoriales.

Fashion designer Walter Van Beirendonck interviewed by Hywel Davies on 9 March 2011.

Utan trädgårdar med blommor, blad och buskar skulle vi inte ha några modeskapare. De flesta, från Christian Dior till Walter Van Beirendonck, har ett mer eller mindre innerligt förhållande till just naturen som färgat av sig på deras design. I veckans STIL-special (den andra av två) har vi därför samlat ihop några höjdpunkter från våra olika resor som vi gjort under åren med STIL, där vi stuckit ned fingrarna i jorden, näsorna i rosor och tittat på plagg (och parfymer) som de inspirerat. Staden Grasse i södra Frankrike kallas inte för inte för ”världens parfymhuvudstad”. Här växer rosor, jasmin, lavendel och iris som i en skål, skyddade från vindar som sveper in från både havet och bergen. Dit reste vi för att se – och berätta om – när rosen ”centifolia”, eller ”hundrabladsrosen”, skördas, fortfarande för hand som förr i tiden. Modehuset Chanel äger till exempel egna rosenodlingar i Grasse, där just denna rosensort används till den mest koncentrerade, och därmed exklusivaste, formen av doften Chanel No 5. Fabriken där den tillverkas besökte vi också. Även den franske modeskaparen Christian Dior älskade rosor, särskilt de som växte vid hans barndomshem i staden Granville, i Normandie. Dit reste vi för att se det hus och den trädgård som kom att inspirera till världens mest kända klädkollektion som skulle styra modet mot en helt ny riktning, i flera avseenden, 1947. Populärt kallas den för ”The New Look”, men ursprungligen hade den namnet ”Corolle”, blomkrona. Vi har också rest till en trädgård i Provence som idag räknas till ”de mest anmärkningsvärda” i Frankrike. Den anlades av Nicole de Vésian, en kvinna som länge arbetade för det franska modehuset Hermès, där hon designade linne, läder, hattar och silver. Men sedan blev det blommor och blad för hela slanten. La Louve heter den idag världsberömda trädgården. Dessutom har vi varit i Paris där vi tittat på den franske modeskaparen Yves Saint Laurents arkiv. En man som älskade sin trädgård i Marrakesh, Jardin Majorelle, så mycket att han lät sin aska spridas där. I Wien har vi studerat en tavla av den österrikiske konstnären Gustaf Klimt, vars organiska mönster och färger fortsätter att inspirera modeskapare. Den senaste att använda sig av hans verk var för övrigt den nyligen så tragiskt bortgångna amerikanska modeskaparen L'Wren Scott, vars höst- och vinterkollektion 2013/2014 var en hyllning till just Gustaf Klimt. Och så har vi träffat belgiske den modeskaparen Walter Van Beirendonck, vars senaste herrkollektion är en hyllning till hans trädgård. Eftersom alla reportage i programmet är repriser från Stils arkiv förekommer uppgifter som i dagsläget inte längre stämmer. Vi ber om ursäkt för det.

Walter Van Beirendonck: Dream the World Awake was the first major international event to be presented within RMIT University’s iconic Design Hub designed by award–winning architect Sean Godsell.A very special free event featuring fashion videos and a live discussion between Walter Van Beirendonck and Chris Dercon, Director, Tate Modern, London. Hosted by Associate Professor Robyn Healy with an introduction by Professor Margaret Gardner, AO, Vice-Chancellor and President, RMIT University.

Walter Van Beirendonck: Dream the World Awake was the first major international event to be presented within RMIT University’s iconic Design Hub designed by award–winning architect Sean Godsell.A very special free event featuring fashion videos and a live discussion between Walter Van Beirendonck and Chris Dercon, Director, Tate Modern, London. Hosted by Associate Professor Robyn Healy with an introduction by Professor Margaret Gardner, AO, Vice-Chancellor and President, RMIT University.

Professor Margaret Gardner AO is the Vice-Chancellor and President of RMIT University and Naomi Milgrom Executive Chair & CEO of Suzanne Group talking to Stephen Crafti about the upcoming Walter Van Beirendonck exhibition. Van Beirendonck's exhibition, which first opened in Antwerp, will be showcased at RMIT University's Design Hub from 15th July until the end of October.The first major retrospective of the work of Antwerp designer and fashion maverick Walter Van Beirendonck, will be held at RMIT University's new $80 million Design Hub, thanks to the philanthropic leadership in design of Naomi Milgrom AO.Created by Antwerp Fashion Museum, Dream the World Awake is the jewel in the crown of the Design Hub's inaugural events program for 2013, and the first time this daring and innovative exhibition has travelled outside Belgium.RMIT University Vice Chancellor and President, Professor Margaret Gardner AO, says the support of visionary philanthropic leaders such as Ms Milgrom provides remarkable opportunities for RMIT's students and staff, as well as Australia's design community that would otherwise not be possible."We are delighted to be working in partnership with Ms Milgrom on this significant exhibition, which comes to Melbourne in July next year and will make RMIT's Design Hub truly come alive," Professor Gardner said."Ms Milgrom shares our vision for developing extraordinary opportunities for the next generation of Australian designers. With this major gift, she builds upon her notable links with RMIT and continues the legacy of philanthropy that the University was founded on."Ms Milgrom says the outstanding architecture and cultural and academic vision for the new Design Hub at RMIT inspired her to champion this major international and multifaceted design initiative for its opening."Dream the World Awake, which celebrates three decades of Van Beirendonck's career, is a marvellous collaborative project that will engage a diverse design audience and enhance RMIT's global design stature," Ms Milgrom said.A maverick fashion design leader and the inspirational Head of Fashion at Antwerp's Royal Academy of Fine Art - one of the top five fashion schools in the world, Walter Van Beirendonck is known for his spectacular Paris fashion shows and diverse sources of inspiration in his work, ranging from technology, fine art and pop culture to ethnographic sources.RMIT's Associate Professor Robyn Healy, School of Fashion and Textiles says this high profile design exhibition highlights cross-disciplinary collaboration, a key aspect of the Design Hub philosophy. "It is a significant exhibition for RMIT, for Melbourne and for Australia, and is perfectly aligned with RMIT's cutting-edge design and fashion education and research," she said.Naomi Milgrom is the owner of a group of companies that includes retail brands Sportsgirl, Sussan and Suzanne Grae. She is a distinguished philanthropist, business leader, and mentor to a wide range of arts and scientific organisations, and a strong advocate of contemporary art, architecture and design.