On Now Interview Series #9
5 May. 2021 - With TYTM8
ONNOW “WHAT’S ON” INTERVIEW WITH TYTM8
1. Hi Sasha and Arianna, nice to meet you! Could you please present yourself and your brand to our readers?
Sasha: Hello PAP! I’m Sasha, a 26-year-old Mancunian living in Milano. I am the creative director and 50% of TYT, luxury unisex hosiery!
Arianna: Hey there, I’m Arianna! I’m an Italian womenswear fashion designer and co-founder of TYT!
ONNOW “WHAT’S ON” INTERVIEW WITH TYTM8
1. Hi Sasha and Arianna, nice to meet you! Could you please present yourself and your brand to our readers?
Sasha: Hello PAP! I’m Sasha, a 26-year-old Mancunian living in Milano. I am the creative director and 50% of TYT, luxury unisex hosiery!
Arianna: Hey there, I’m Arianna! I’m an Italian womenswear fashion designer and co-founder of TYT!
Kenzo FW21
26 March. 2021 - Online Show
On Now Interview Series #8
17 March. 2021 - With Emeerree
ONNOW “WHAT’S ON” INTERVIEW WITH EMEERREE
1. Hi Aaron, nice to meet you! Could you please present yourself and your brand to our readers?
Hello! Nice to meet you too, and thanks for your interest in Emeerree. I am Aaron Moreno, creative director of Emeerree Studio, a young brand based in Madrid. We released our first collection in November 2019. Since then, something representative of the brand is the inclusion of denim in all collections, trying to renew it after launch.
ONNOW “WHAT’S ON” INTERVIEW WITH EMEERREE
1. Hi Aaron, nice to meet you! Could you please present yourself and your brand to our readers?
Hello! Nice to meet you too, and thanks for your interest in Emeerree. I am Aaron Moreno, creative director of Emeerree Studio, a young brand based in Madrid. We released our first collection in November 2019. Since then, something representative of the brand is the inclusion of denim in all collections, trying to renew it after launch.
Ann Demeulemeester FW21
9 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
On Now Interview Series #7
10 March. 2021 - With Evelyn Mora
ONNOW “WHAT’S ON?” Interview Series Questions for Evelyn Mora
ONNOW “WHAT’S ON?” Interview Series Questions for Evelyn Mora
Lanvin FW21
8 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
Thom Browne FW21
7 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
Jil Sander FW21
7 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
Vivienne Westwood FW21
6 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
Kristina Fidelskaya FW21
6 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
Alexandre Vauthier FW21
5 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
Victoria/Tomas FW21
4 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
Beautiful People FW21
4 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
Dries Van Noten FW21
3 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
Acne Studios FW21
3 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
Paul Smith FW21
3 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
Auralee FW21
3 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
Ottolinger FW21
2 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
Marine Serre FW21
2 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
Kimhekim FW21
1 March. 2021 - Womenswear Paris
MSGM FW21
1 March. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Sunnei FW21
28 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Drome FW21
28 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
MM6 Maison Margiela FW21
28 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Annakiki FW21
27 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Cividini FW21
27 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Sportmax FW21
27 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Iceberg FW21
27 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Etro FW21
26 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Antonio Marras FW21
26 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Munn FW21
26 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Pierre Louis Mascia FW21
26 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Vien FW21
25 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
ACT N1 FW21
26 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Marco Rombaldi FW21
26 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
GCDS FW21
25 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Moschino FW21
25 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Prada FW21
25 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Anteprima FW21
25 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Andrea Pompilio FW21
25 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Blumarine FW21
25 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Genny FW21
25 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Max Mara FW21
25 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
MRZ FW21
24 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Fendi FW21
24 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Calcaterra FW21
24 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
N21 FW21
24 February. 2021 - Womenswear Milan
Art School AW21
21 February. 2021 - New Collection.
On Now Interview Series #6
27 January. 2021 WITH BRAND SINOBI
ONNOW “WHAT’S ON?” Interview Series Questions for SINOBI
ONNOW “WHAT’S ON?” Interview Series Questions for SINOBI
Y Project FW21
24 January. 2021 - Paris Collection
Y/PROJECT CHALLENGES THE STATUS QUO
Starting this season, Y/PROJECT merges men’s and women’s wear into one unified collection that will be presented twice a year during Paris Men's Fashion Week.
Glenn Martens has decided to break away from the intense pace of four fashion weeks a year in order to free more time for creativity and experimentation.
Creative Director Glenn Martens unveils for Autumn-Winter 2021 a virtual runway show set in utter darkness where models walk to an opera soundtrack. Marking the brand’s evolution to an established house in the Parisian fashion landscape, AW21 is Y/PROJECT’s largest, most ambitious collection to date.
This new season is a lesson in blurring the lines of the ordinary and challenging the accepted norms of garment making.
Silhouettes twist and twirl, creating sinuous curves that seem to be frozen in time. A metallic wire directly integrated into the fabric, an innovative design concept first explored for AW17, turns pants, skirts, dresses or jackets into an opportunity for playfulness and versatility. Bourgeois equestrian-print knitwear can go rogue as the wires are distorted and morphed into abstract shapes. This new iteration of Martens’ disruptive signature aesthetic is prolonged into a new line of must-have malleable bags - clutch, tote bag and shoulder bag.
Necklines are multiplied, transfiguring classic pieces into modular must-haves, from coat and jacket to sweaters and tank tops. A fleece hoodie can alternatively be worn as a crew neck, polo neck or turtleneck. This design feature brings a baroque feel to familiar pieces.
Double-layered pieces are another example of mind-bending designs: shirts and shirt dresses are doubled with an extra buttoned layer of fabric which can be styled in manifold ways, from formal to fully deconstructed, allowing maximal expression of individuality.
Y/PROJECT signature styles - multi-layered tulle leggings, panel-detailed coats, sweaters and pants - are still punctuating the collection, and are joined by new showstopper designs such as the trompe l'oeil western removable denim chaps. The rose-shaped earrings from SS21 have inspired a new romantic yet pop jewelry range inspired by hibiscus, forget-me-nots and daisies.
While continuing the effusive and versatile silhouettes the label is known for, this season Glenn Martens is creating perfectly readable yet bold concepts running consistently through the collection.
THE COLLABORATIONS
This season, Y/PROJECT extends its collaboration with outerwear expert Canada Goose to a rainwear capsule, including oversized parkas and capes.
The Paris-based label also partners with Brazilian pop icon Melissa on a line of shoes, featuring baroque mules and Persian rug slides.
Y PROJECT x MELISSA
“The Y/PROJECT x Melissa shoe collaboration is a nod to Victorian vases, profusely
adorned and embellished, merged with the popular British tradition of porcelain vases
shaped as miniature court shoes, distorting the idea of preciosity. The design ethos of
PROJECT has always been about the blending and bending of historical references and pop culture, of past and present, of high and low. This eco-friendly collaboration reflects
a girl’s dream to wear a crystal shoe but with all the comfort Melissa is renowned for.”
-Glenn Martens
Y PROJECT x CANADA GOOSE
“The second chapter of the Y/PROJECT x Canada Goose collaboration is exploring a new dimension of technical and functional outerwear: the protection from rain. We imagined extra-long waterproof overcoats and capes, covering up the body from head to toe, with drawstrings on both sides in order to create draped volumes reminiscent of opera curtains from the Belle Epoque. The signature twists of Y/PROJECT, versatility, playfulness and historical references, remain the guideline of this new collaboration with outerwear expert Canada Goose.”
-Glenn Martens
Y/PROJECT CHALLENGES THE STATUS QUO
Starting this season, Y/PROJECT merges men’s and women’s wear into one unified collection that will be presented twice a year during Paris Men's Fashion Week.
Glenn Martens has decided to break away from the intense pace of four fashion weeks a year in order to free more time for creativity and experimentation.
Creative Director Glenn Martens unveils for Autumn-Winter 2021 a virtual runway show set in utter darkness where models walk to an opera soundtrack. Marking the brand’s evolution to an established house in the Parisian fashion landscape, AW21 is Y/PROJECT’s largest, most ambitious collection to date.
This new season is a lesson in blurring the lines of the ordinary and challenging the accepted norms of garment making.
Silhouettes twist and twirl, creating sinuous curves that seem to be frozen in time. A metallic wire directly integrated into the fabric, an innovative design concept first explored for AW17, turns pants, skirts, dresses or jackets into an opportunity for playfulness and versatility. Bourgeois equestrian-print knitwear can go rogue as the wires are distorted and morphed into abstract shapes. This new iteration of Martens’ disruptive signature aesthetic is prolonged into a new line of must-have malleable bags - clutch, tote bag and shoulder bag.
Necklines are multiplied, transfiguring classic pieces into modular must-haves, from coat and jacket to sweaters and tank tops. A fleece hoodie can alternatively be worn as a crew neck, polo neck or turtleneck. This design feature brings a baroque feel to familiar pieces.
Double-layered pieces are another example of mind-bending designs: shirts and shirt dresses are doubled with an extra buttoned layer of fabric which can be styled in manifold ways, from formal to fully deconstructed, allowing maximal expression of individuality.
Y/PROJECT signature styles - multi-layered tulle leggings, panel-detailed coats, sweaters and pants - are still punctuating the collection, and are joined by new showstopper designs such as the trompe l'oeil western removable denim chaps. The rose-shaped earrings from SS21 have inspired a new romantic yet pop jewelry range inspired by hibiscus, forget-me-nots and daisies.
While continuing the effusive and versatile silhouettes the label is known for, this season Glenn Martens is creating perfectly readable yet bold concepts running consistently through the collection.
THE COLLABORATIONS
This season, Y/PROJECT extends its collaboration with outerwear expert Canada Goose to a rainwear capsule, including oversized parkas and capes.
The Paris-based label also partners with Brazilian pop icon Melissa on a line of shoes, featuring baroque mules and Persian rug slides.
Y PROJECT x MELISSA
“The Y/PROJECT x Melissa shoe collaboration is a nod to Victorian vases, profusely
adorned and embellished, merged with the popular British tradition of porcelain vases
shaped as miniature court shoes, distorting the idea of preciosity. The design ethos of
PROJECT has always been about the blending and bending of historical references and pop culture, of past and present, of high and low. This eco-friendly collaboration reflects
a girl’s dream to wear a crystal shoe but with all the comfort Melissa is renowned for.”
-Glenn Martens
Y PROJECT x CANADA GOOSE
“The second chapter of the Y/PROJECT x Canada Goose collaboration is exploring a new dimension of technical and functional outerwear: the protection from rain. We imagined extra-long waterproof overcoats and capes, covering up the body from head to toe, with drawstrings on both sides in order to create draped volumes reminiscent of opera curtains from the Belle Epoque. The signature twists of Y/PROJECT, versatility, playfulness and historical references, remain the guideline of this new collaboration with outerwear expert Canada Goose.”
-Glenn Martens