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Launched in an abandon warehouse in Marrickville on Thursday 29th November 2012.
Enquiries: info@f-t.com.au
A new venture of Perth based writer and curator, Sarah Scaife.
HOMME is a unique online fashion and lifestyle publication with an identifiable blog format, with each monthly issue released in segments, regularly feeding the readers’ interest.
This first issue is an eponymous one, exploring the underlying foundation of HOMME itself: androgyny in the female wardrobe. The issue maps the various ways menswear strengthens womenswear and their collective progression over the years.
Last night saw the opening of LMFF presented by David Jones, as seen below. Further For-Tomorrow imagery will continue as the event progresses, this includes designers Song for the Mute, Josh Goot, Dion Lee, Ksubi and more.
Designers showing thus far: Ksubi, Camilla, Zimmermann, Lisa Ho, Toni Maticevski, Aurelio Costarella, Jayson Brunsdon, Ellery, Romance Was Born, Carl Kapp, Gary Bigeni, Bec and Bridge, Michael Lo Sordo, Kirrily Johnston, We are Handsome, Aje, Elliot Ward Fear, Roopa Pemmaraju, Flowers for a Vagabond, Suboo and An Ode to No One.
Dates: 30th April – 4th May 2012
Created out of distaste for the classic aesthetic, refusing to capitalise on ‘heritage’ branding. Instead, Mr. Carter have sidestepped tradition in favour of something far more accessible mashing elements of luxury and the street.
Mr. Carter is inspired by the young misfit; a hyper-smart consumer who approaches daily adventure and antics with a streetwise sensibility.
The diverse product line allows the wearer to curate their own personal styling with a mix of high and low, formal and casual pieces.
Additionally, Mr. Carter was recently awarded a runner-up position in SOYA: Qantas Spirit of Youth Awards.
Shop Now: http://www.f-t.com.au/catalog/mrcarter/
A number of images for upcoming collections Josh Goot (Sydney), Fernando Frisoni (Sydney), Andrew McDonald Handmade Shoes (Sydney), Sruli Recht (Iceland/Reykjavik), Silent Damir Doma (Paris), Chronicles of Never (Sydney), Young Hunting Jewellery (Melbourne) have been posted to FaceBook – ‘Like Us’ today.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/For-Tomorrow-Online-Store-wwwF-Tcomau/66416515347
This video was filmed and edited by For-Tomorrow at the first multi-season Australian fashion Trade Event. The video includes For-Tomorow labels such as Andrew McDonald, which was being represented by For-Tomorrow at the event.
For-Tomorrow also created The Wearers Right website and the official video for the event.
Note: View this video in HD.
For-Tomorrow spent half a day with up-and-coming menswear designer Zam Barrett in his new studio in Brooklyn.
The inner workings of a craftsman whom uses his hands to create every garment in house truly encompass the definition. Using self sourced machines and rare fabrications, a team of workers under his guidance in his new Brooklyn studio creates pieces holding details that are unique to each garment and the high-quality you’d find from any of the worlds top labels.
Barrett, still a young designer, whom now calls New York home, moved from poverty stricken Jamaica to thrive in the big city, working his way up from an Army/Military Tailor to a fashion Entrepreneur under his self titled label.
We wish Zam all the best with what the future holds.
