Showing posts with label Christopher Shannon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christopher Shannon. Show all posts

It's been a while since I have featured backpacks here, like it was from the last season I think. But thank you Oki-Ni, you have again brought my attention to the ever useful bag. From the collaborative EASTPAK and Christopher Shannon efforts, I have with you here three bags that are undeniably beautiful. A limited edition range of EASTPAK silhouettes in a customized Christopher Shannon colourway, the bags go with special hardware and unique embossed branding. Btw, one bag's sold out already, might as well not miss the other two. Get it here.

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Christopher Shannon at Oki-Ni

September 16, 2009 |


A scholar of Central St. Martins, Christopher Shannon's flamboyant sportswear pieces are as interesting as what could be the most entertaining yet wearable clothing he could offer. Shannon's use of nylon paired with cotton fabric may be contrasting in details but very dapper yet playful in result. Colors piled up coming in two or three panels were the highlight of the collection delivering an outstanding and very attracting features. Click here for more of Christopher Shannon's collection at Oki-Ni.


The premiere online store for men's fashion and lifestyle, Oki-Ni, have chosen 8 New Faces of Menswear having some exclusive interviews with the new and outstanding designers that will surely take men's fashion by storm. Interviewed by Oki-Ni's creative director John Skelton and photographed by their in house photographer Ben Benoliel, "it" designers Martine Rose, Christopher Shannon, Satyenkumar, Odeur, Lou Dalton, Kling by Kling, Mr.Hare and Hederus are featured with their collections being offered over the online store. "We've bought these brands because we believe in what they're offering. Their collections stand up to those produced by more established designers but at the present time we feel no one in the industry is giving them the platform they deserve to showcase their talent. We are hoping that this feature and the issues continuously raised in the series of interviews will create more awareness (and ultimately support) towards the challenges that all new menswear designers are facing."

Click here for the New Faces of Menswear feature at Oki-Ni.



From the in-house designer down to the noted ones, let's hear the thoughts of the people behind the very successful White Tee Project from TOPMAN.