Adeline Basely is the talented young French creator of hand-made garments behind the label Stat-ment. She runs a made to measure service at her own atelier, alongside a small, experimental capsule collection, creating garments that infuse the tradition of a tailoring service with the modernity of a distinctly unconventional vision of masculine elegance. »

After working in the industry for over 12 years, Canadian-born, Tuscany based designer Ria Dunn felt jaded with the world of disposable fashion.  Moving her life and work to a new landscape, she made the decision to start a project from scratch, bringing about a label called Lost & Found. »

With over 25 years of fashion retailing under his belt, Lorenzo Hadar is hardly a newcomer in the scene. While the H. Lorenzo boutiques on West Hollywood’s Sunset Boulevard have been staples in the area’s retail market, the story behind them remains relatively unknown. »

Avant-garde author William S. Burroughs created  “Interzone” to represent a metaphorical, stateless area loosely based on post war Tangier, which became a haven for criminals, artists, drug smugglers and tax evaders due to its falling between rules and laws. The head-quarters of Tatsuro Horikawa, the mastermind behind infamous Japanese clothing phenomenon Julius, seems to occupy a similarly ambiguous place. »