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    • Time Shares: 032c Debuts Cottweiler’s Bronzed Up S/S 15 Campaign

    Following last week’s A/W 2015 presentation at London Fashion Week, British design team COTTWEILER have released their campaign for the upcoming S/S 15 collection. Entitled Time Shares, the collection consists of 21 looks with a range of materials including tailored rubber, moquito net, and lightweight microfiber. The campaign makes its debut here with a poolside view, and is an extenuation of the Floridian tones evoked by the duo’s presentation last June.


    VIDEO: DANIEL SWAN
    SOUNDTRACK: PALMISTRY
    PHOTOGRAPHER: CG WATKINS
    HAIR: BEN TALBOTT
    MAKE UP: THOM WALKER
    MODEL: LEO
    ASSISTANTS: JOELY WALFORD, JONATHAN STOKES
    POST: KIT MASON
    PROJECTION VISUALS: DANIEL SWAN
    CASTING: MISCHA NOTCUTT

     

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  • REAL FAKES

    In an accelerating, automated world where everything from Lamborghinis to human faces can be faked, perhaps fashion has overtaken art as an arena for questioning what’s real. An excerpt from the latest edition of the Istanbul-based contemporary subculture platform YEAR ZERO. More

  • COUNTRYSIDE by Rem Koolhaas (Part I)

    It has become an enormous cliché that half of mankind now lives in the city, and that this proportion is only increasing. This has, ironically, been a pretext for architects to focus only on the city. We are bombarded in architecture books with statistics confirming the ubiquity of the urban condition, while the symmetrical question is ignored: what did those moving to the city leave behind?More

  • COUNTRYSIDE by Rem Koolhaas (Part II): Case Studies

    According to the UN Food and Agricultural Organization only two percent of the population in the countryside of the developed world actually work in agriculture. To test their hunches about the transformation of the countryside, and to see what those in the countryside who are not farming are actually doing, AMO inventorized a 12 x 3 kilometer strip of rural Holland, 10 miles north of Amsterdam.More

  • “My work morphed from being about how social networks are cool and empowering to being about taking these ideas of non-judgment, non-attachment, kindness, and empathy – and making them work-friendly,” says JOHN STEPPER, whose corporate strategy, WORKING OUT LOUD, is “a creation and celebration of the superpower that is collective knowledge.”

     

    Read our interview with Stepper in 032c Issue #36 dossier, WORKING OUT LOUD 💼