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In Focus | Özlem Sorlu Thompson

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In Focus Özlem Sorlu Thompson @ozlemsorluthompson

In Belsize Park, Özlem paints in the house where Piet Mondrian and Ben Nicholson both worked, just before the Second World War. Originally from Istanbul, Özlem loved to paint from an early age and was deeply influenced by the variety and depth of artistic creativity throughout the cultures of the Mediterranean region, from the ancient monuments of Ephesus to the colourful traditional woven handicrafts from the East of Turkey.

Moving to London in 2015 she began to refine her artistic style, while her background in Biology, Botany and passion for science provided a broad conceptual palette.  Always curious about and inspired by nature, Özlem focused on the joy of works featuring natural scenes and imaginary worlds.  She creates an idea, mixing it with her feelings and daily experience of life in which she is constantly exploring her love of classic cinema and literature, resulting in works with boundless vitality and joy.

Since 2018 Özlem has taken part in various exhibitions around the world, in New York, Spain, Switzerland, and the UK among many others and also appearing in print and online.  Her publication include in Capsules Book, ‘Leaders in Contemporary Art’, (Australia), The Art Folio Annual Art Book ‘World’s Most Exciting Artists’ (USA), House and Garden Magazine, and the ‘Covart’ Project in the Copelouzos Family Art Museum (Greece), 365artplus Magazine (Japan).

Recently German art historian&critic Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Ullrich wrote an article including her work in Art KunstMagazin. Her awards include ‘Best in Show’ in Texas, ‘Honourable Mention’ award in Tokyo and Precious magazine ‘Top Ten’ awards in Hong Kong.

In 2022 she participated as one of seven artists selected to create giant fibreglass eggs to celebrate the late Queen Elizabeth the Second’s Silver Jubilee by Elephant Family, a wildlife charity run by the Royal Family.

Özlem is constantly creating and sending her work to global collectors. Collectors include Anita Dobson&Brian May, Maria Friedman, Andy Nyman.

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Exhibitions

2023 Times Square Digital Showcase, HMVC ‘Vibrant Visions’, New York City

2023 Solo Exhibition, Hampstead School of Art, London

2023 Boomer Art Prize 20 Finalists Group Exhibition, Boomer Gallery, London

2023 HMVC Gallery New York, Vibrant Visions Online Group Show

2023 Secret Postcard Auction by Combat Stress, Bankside Gallery, London

2023 ‘Arts To Hearts’ Project, Emerging Woman Artist Award Virtual Exhibition

2023 Swiss Art Expo, Switzerland

2022 ‘Eggs of an Era’ by Elephant Family, 7 artists public show for The Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee, Sloane Square, Chelsea, London

2022 Secret Postcard Auction by Combat Stress, Bankside Gallery, London

2022 Art on a Postcard, The Bomb Factory, London

2022 ‘To Me, To You’, The Artist’s Workspace Gallery, London

2022 London Coffee Festival, Coffee Art Project

2022 Virtual Artists Summer Art Festival, London

2021 Into the Cosmere, group show, London

2021 Swiss Art Expo, Switzerland

2021 Secret Postcard Auction by Combat Stress, Bonhams Auction House

2021 Keats House Museum, Hampstead Summer Art Fair, London

2021 Copelouzos Family Art Museum, Covart Project, Greece

2021 Virtual Artists Summer Art Festival, London

2020 Boomer Gallery, London; ‘Colour Boom’ Group Show

2020 Online Solo Show by Artists’ Circle Gallery, Texas, USA

2020 Madrid, ‘Summer Tracks’, Spain

2020 Frikifish Barcelona, ‘The Confinement Chronical’, Spain

2020 Talented Art Fair, London

2020 Florence Contemporary Gallery ‘Far But Close’ Group Show, Italy

2019 ‘The Night Collectors’, Group Exhibition, Bateman Street, London

2019 Red Art Gallery, Group Exhibition, London

2019 Creates Gallery, Emerging Artists Prize Group Exhibition, Wales

2018 Group Exhibition, Van Der Plas Gallery, Manhattan, NYC, ‘Call of Walls’

2018 Group Exhibition, Vagabond London, ‘Prints and Patterns’

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Frances Rou | COMPRIMIDAS

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COMPRIMIDAS

Creative Direction Gerard Angulo @gerardangulo and Sergio Valenzuela  @sergio.valenzuelach
Photographer Frances Rou @frances.rou
Grooming Iris Roxanne @irisroxanne_
Styling Vanessa López @vanecl.__
Model Markus Lamar @markus_lamar for Wanted Bang @wb.mgmt
Production Step On Fashion @steponfashion

Total Look, Dolce & Gabbana @dolcegabbana

left Total Look, High Life @highlife_mx Rings, Elisheva & Constance @elisheva.and.constance Ring (left hand, index finger), Uno de 50 @unode50 right Total Look, Fendi @fendi

Left Total Look, Gucci @gucci Chair, Taller Batán @tallerbatan Right Total Look, BOSS @boss

Left  Pants, Carlos Pineda @carlospinedamx  Jewelry, Uno de 50 @unode50 Right Total Look, Alfredo Martínez @alfredomartinez_brand  Necklaces (Top to Bottom), Elisheva & Constance @elisheva.and.constance and Uno de 50 @unode50  Boots, Fendi @fendi

Left Total Look, Dolce & Gabbana @dolcegabbana Right Total Look, BOSS @boss

Basile Crespin | SILENT BLUE

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SILENT BLUE

Photographer Basile Crespin @basilecrespin_
Stylist Marie Revelut @therealmarie_revelut
Makeup artist & Hair Rafael Pita @rafaelpitamua
Model  Affy Talo from Silent Agency in Paris.
Agency : Silentmodels IG :silent_paris/ Website : https://www.silentmodels.com/

 

Emmanuel Ungaro emanuelungaroparis/ Website : https://www.ungaro.com/fr/ Esther Bancel IG : esther_bancel/ website : https://www.estherbancel.com/ Ambasitalie IG : ambasitaly/ website : https://www.ambas.it/ Morfium IG : morfiumfashion/ Louboutin louboutinworld/ webiste : https://eu.christianlouboutin.com/Noémie devime IG : noemiedevime.paris/ webiste : https://www.noemiedevime.com/ Falk : falke lm lulu : IG lmlulu.official website : https://www.lmlulu.net/

Emmanuel Ungaro emanuelungaroparis/ Website : https://www.ungaro.com/fr/ Esther Bancel IG : esther_bancel/ website : https://www.estherbancel.com/ Ambasitalie IG : ambasitaly/ website : https://www.ambas.it/ Morfium IG : morfiumfashion/ Louboutin louboutinworld/ webiste : https://eu.christianlouboutin.com/Noémie devime IG : noemiedevime.paris/ webiste : https://www.noemiedevime.com/ Falk : falke lm lulu : IG lmlulu.official website : https://www.lmlulu.net/ Bombers Original @bombers_original

Emmanuel Ungaro emanuelungaroparis/ Website : https://www.ungaro.com/fr/ Esther Bencel IG : esther_bancel/ website : https://www.estherbancel.com/ Ambasitalie IG : ambasitaly/ website : https://www.ambas.it/ Morfium IG : morfiumfashion/ Louboutin louboutinworld/ webiste : https://eu.christianlouboutin.com/Noémie devime IG : noemiedevime.paris/ webiste : https://www.noemiedevime.com/ Falk : falke lm lulu : IG lmlulu.official website : https://www.lmlulu.net/ Bombers Original @bombers_original

Emmanuel Ungaro emanuelungaroparis/ Website : https://www.ungaro.com/fr/ Esther Bancel IG : esther_bancel/ website : https://www.estherbancel.com/ Ambasitalie IG : ambasitaly/ website : https://www.ambas.it/ Morfium IG : morfiumfashion/ Louboutin louboutinworld/ webiste : https://eu.christianlouboutin.com/Noémie devime IG : noemiedevime.paris/ webiste : https://www.noemiedevime.com/ Falk : falke lm lulu : IG lmlulu.official website : https://www.lmlulu.net/

Emmanuel Ungaro emanuelungaroparis/ Website : https://www.ungaro.com/fr/ Esther Bancel IG : esther_bancel/ website : https://www.estherbancel.com/ Ambasitalie IG : ambasitaly/ website : https://www.ambas.it/ Morfium IG : morfiumfashion/ Louboutin louboutinworld/ webiste : https://eu.christianlouboutin.com/Noémie devime IG : noemiedevime.paris/ webiste : https://www.noemiedevime.com/ Falk : falke lm lulu : IG lmlulu.official website : https://www.lmlulu.net/

Emmanuel Ungaro emanuelungaroparis/ Website : https://www.ungaro.com/fr/ EstherBancel IG : esther_bancel/ website : https://www.estherbancel.com/ Ambasitalie IG : ambasitaly/ website : https://www.ambas.it/ Morfium IG : morfiumfashion/ Louboutin louboutinworld/ webiste : https://eu.christianlouboutin.com/Noémie devime IG : noemiedevime.paris/ webiste : https://www.noemiedevime.com/ Falk : falke lm lulu : IG lmlulu.official website : https://www.lmlulu.net/ Bombers Original @bombers_original

In Focus | Ronja Chlebowski

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Photos by Cicci_photo

In Focus | Ronja Chlebowski

“Energy is everywhere. I see it. I feel it.I transform it. I transform energy into art. “

Ronja Chlebowski is a German artist. She lives and works in Berlin.

She comes from a family of art teachers and her art education started really early.

She studied art and art education in her Bachelor and Gender Studies with a focus on Sociology in her Master. After afew years as a diversity manager in one of the biggest companies in Germany she followed her dream to workfulltime as an artist.

Today she is known for her abstract artworks. She likes to combine several materials, such as high pigments, spray paint, oil markers or sandpaste. For her paintings, she uses raw cotton and her canvases are handmade.

She finds inspiration in everything that owns energy. She combines her art with spiritual elements and is influenced a lot by her daily yoga practice.

Ronja Chlebowski

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Gal Bomandil | LE VENT DE PARIS

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LE VENT DE PARIS

Photographer: Gal Bomandil @galbomandil1
Hair, makeup & styling:Fedor Vish @fedorhair.makeup
Model: Jenny Shane @jenny_shane

vintage clothes and jewelry from Loni Vintage Boutique @lonivintage: Green dress Christian Dior; Red dress Weinberg Paris; Yellow dress Pierre Balmain; Yellow jacket Chanel; Brown suit Gianfranco Ferre; Grey jacket Versace; Green jacket Gina; Grey shorts Levi’s; Shoes Stuart Weitzman.

 

vintage clothes and jewelry from Loni Vintage Boutique @lonivintage: Green dress Christian Dior; Red dress Weinberg Paris; Yellow dress Pierre Balmain; Yellow jacket Chanel; Brown suit Gianfranco Ferre; Grey jacket Versace; Green jacket Gina; Grey shorts Levi’s; Shoes Stuart Weitzman.

vintage clothes and jewelry from Loni Vintage Boutique @lonivintage: Green dress Christian Dior; Red dress Weinberg Paris; Yellow dress Pierre Balmain; Yellow jacket Chanel; Brown suit Gianfranco Ferre; Grey jacket Versace; Green jacket Gina; Grey shorts Levi’s; Shoes Stuart Weitzman.

vintage clothes and jewelry from Loni Vintage Boutique @lonivintage: Green dress Christian Dior; Red dress Weinberg Paris; Yellow dress Pierre Balmain; Yellow jacket Chanel; Brown suit Gianfranco Ferre; Grey jacket Versace; Green jacket Gina; Grey shorts Levi’s; Shoes Stuart Weitzman.

vintage clothes and jewelry from Loni Vintage Boutique @lonivintage: Green dress Christian Dior; Red dress Weinberg Paris; Yellow dress Pierre Balmain; Yellow jacket Chanel; Brown suit Gianfranco Ferre; Grey jacket Versace; Green jacket Gina; Grey shorts Levi’s; Shoes Stuart Weitzman.

Helga Theisse | SAKURA

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SAKURA

Photographer: Theisse Helga @heisse.helga
Makeup Artist: Phatjira Rungsakullikit@jaohxbeauty
Model: Sakura M. @East West Models @s_a_k_u_r_a_m
Stylist: Noah Sumpf
Wardrobe Stylist: Meliha Terzic @justmeliha

Blouse : Rabanne

Blouse : Rabanne

Coat : Jil Sander Trousers: MM6 Maison Margiela Shirt: William Fang Shoes: Cecilie Bahnsen

Shirt: William Fang Trousers: MM6 Maison Margiela Shoes: Cecilie Bahnsen

Nele Bogaerts | ISLAND ECHOES

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ISLAND ECHOES

Photographer Jade Madoe @jademadoe
Creative Director/Photographer/Retoucher Nele Bogaerts @nelebogaerts
Wardrobe Stylist: LOUDMILLA @loudmilla
Model Laura Guessan @lauraguessan

Shirt & skirt La Collection Boots Ann Demeulemeester Earrings Agmes NYC

Blazer The Frankie Shop Top H&M Jeans & boots Ann Demeulemeester Necklace & ring Agmes NYC

 Cape  Charlotte Beaude Jeans & boots Ann Demeulemeester Necklace Agmes NYC

Shirt & skirt La Collection Boots Ann Demeulemeester Earrings Agmes NYC

Dress & coat La Collection hair scarf Filippa K Earrings & Bracelets Agmes NYC

Coat Attire Studio Jumper knit Edited Boots Ann Demeulemeester Earrings Agmes NYC

In conversation with VANESSA ONUK

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Text by Irina Rusinovich

In conversation with artist Vanessa Onuk

In a world where art and science collide, Vanessa Onuk has found her unique artistic voice. Born and raised near Frankfurt am Main, Onuk initially pursued a path in medicine before following her passion for painting in 2022. With a clear vision in mind, she uses acrylic paint to create layers of textures and vibrant color gradients in her artwork. Experimenting with different canvas substrates, she discovered that working on pure, unprimed linen allows her to achieve the perfect mix of bleeding colors and precise applications. Onuk’s abstract landscapes aim to capture moments that mesmerize us, where we want to linger and absorb the beauty of our surroundings. By reducing her works to shapes, colors, and feelings, she invites viewers to bring their own experiences and memories to the artwork, creating a uniquely personal connection. Onuk’s intuitive approach offers a framework for emotions and memories to arise individually, resulting in a captivating and thought-provoking experience for each viewer. We wanted to know more about Vanessa and her approach..

Can you tell us about your journey as an artist? How did your upbringing and education influence your decision to pursue art professionally?

The interesting thing about life is that it always takes different paths than you planned. I am a trained doctor, still run a practice with my husband, and have already worked in one of the largest prisons in Germany in my career and am currently a forensic doctor for the police. This more scientific way of life is something that I would never want to miss, but I always missed the creative part of my life. My uncle is an artist and I have been fascinated by art since I was a small child. As a young woman and mother, I was unable to pursue artistic independence for many years. At the beginning of 2023, my husband gave the impetus to publish my pictures. I have now come to terms with the fact that I need both parts of my life to find inner peace.

What inspired you to start experimenting with acrylic paint and different techniques to achieve layers, textures, and strong color gradients in your artwork?

I have always been magically fascinated by bleeding colors and natural color gradients. At the beginning I had a lot of problems achieving these effects, let alone using them specifically, because the paint rested on the canvas instead of sinking into it. Due to the lack of unprimed canvases, I started experimenting with substrates to achieve the desired effect. While experimenting, I accidentally noticed how wonderful the color changes appear when the colors are applied in layers and I specifically tried to recreate these effects. From my point of view, this technique gives my images a lightness and transparency, overall the finish is matt with a strong vintage effect, especially when looking closely at the canvas, which reveals the unique structure.

Vanessa Onuk Catharsis acrylic on linen 160x80cm 2023

Why did you choose to work exclusively on pure, unprimed linen as your canvas substrate? How does it contribute to the desired effects in your paintings?

Part of the question has already been answered in the paragraph above. When choosing the substrate (cotton or linen), the difference is that the denser and evenly woven cotton allows very even, controlled transitions to be achieved and at the same time sharp, clear lines can be achieved. The end result is always a little sharper, less abstract. Pure linen absorbs the color more strongly, they dry much more transparently and brightly overall. At the same time uncontrollable bleeding effects occur at the edges. the application of paint on linen is more raw and leads to extremely unique, abstract effects.

How have your artistic experiments and discoveries evolved over time? Have you encountered any challenges or breakthrough moments in your pursuit of your artistic goals?

The artistic breakthrough for me personally was the moment when I was able to understand colors and backgrounds in their reactions. At the beginning of my artistic journey, effects were often products of chance and the actual idea behind the image was only partly possible. Over time I can assess the advantages and disadvantages of the bases of the colors and can influence them through the different degrees of pre-watering of canvas and paint in order to achieve my desired effects. This means that I have been able to offer corresponding commission work for a few months now, which I really enjoy.

Vanessa Onuk Gentle Reduction 

Can you share your experience of being nominated for the Finalist Awards in several art competitions and being featured in magazines and art magazines? How has this recognition impacted your career as an artist?

First of all, I obviously felt very honored, especially because I didn’t expect it after such a short time in the business. The really positive effect, however, is the increased visibility as an artist. Because in my opinion, the biggest obstacle as a “new artist” is the lack of visibility. Especially with the changes in the algorithm in social media and the flood of artists on large platforms, it is a good opportunity to set yourself apart.

What can we expect from your upcoming exhibitions? Can you give us a glimpse into the concept or theme of the exhibition and the artwork you will be showcasing?

I would be very honored if I had the opportunity to have a solo exhibition of my pictures in the future. Since I paint both abstract landscapes and figurative abstract paintings, an exhibition of one of the motif forms would be the perfect opportunity to present my way of representation in a larger collective of images. My big dream would be to be able to exhibit large formats as well, as I find the effect in large dimensions to be very impressive.

How do you feel about having your art represented in a respected online gallery? How does it influence the reach and exposure of your artwork?

Although I think that art is always best judged when it can be viewed in person, I strongly believe that online galleries offer the form of representation of the future to easily connect art lovers and collectors worldwide and make art more visible. For this reason, being included in a reputable online gallery is another of my artistic goals.

 

Thank you, Vanessa, and good luck with your artistic goals!

Official website 

Vanessa Onuk on  Instagram 

Designers who rocked Berlin Fashion Week

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Photo

courtesy Danny Reincke

DANNY REINCKE Show

AUTUMN/WINTER COLLECTION 2024/25 The Dreams in the Cupboard

As part of the W.E4. FASHION DAY and Berlin Fashion Week, Danny Reinke presents his autumn/winter collection „The Dreams in the Cupboard“. The new collection is inspired by experiences, impressions and desires that we as individuals collect and carry within us. Some we fill with
others remain hidden within us forever. We often try to preserve and enclose the wishes that we have realized – be it an object that we have brought back from a trip as a memento or thoughts and feelings that we have experienced in special moments and locked away in our memory – „Every wish when fulfilled, instantly has a son.“ (Wilhelm Busch). We are constantly evolving. Our lives are characterized by collecting new impressions, processing them, and expressing them again. Our memory becomes a cabinet of curiosities that is constantly growing and sometimes brings to light old, long-forgotten, preserved moments.

About Danny Reinke

Danny Reinke produces exclusively in Berlin and mainly uses materials from the EU. The label pays attention to high ecological standards as well as working conditions in the production of the fabrics and short shipping routes in order to make production as environmentally friendly as possible. A large proportion of the collections are one-off pieces. They are only produced customised on demand – because resources are precious. Since the company was founded in 2017, the garments have been lovingly made by hand in the Berlin studio. Danny Reinke’s fashion is durable, high-quality and produced to the highest standards – perfectionism thought through down to the smallest detail.

https://www.dannyreinke.com/

Photo | Gillian Neumann @lichtpausenkollektiv

The Berlin fashion label MAXIMILIAN GEDRA presents its first collection „STALACTICTE“ in Berlin

6th of February,  the Berlin fashion label MAXIMILIAN GEDRA celebrated its eagerly awaited Berlin Fashion Week debut. More than 200 guests were able to admire the 20 avant-garde high-fashion looks.

The ‚STALACTITE‘ collection presents an almost bizarre interplay of silhouettes, skin-tight latex and voluminous faux fur applications that challenge the social ideal of beauty. Body shapes are deliberately expanded, with corners and edges taking centre stage. MAXIMILIAN GEDRA wants to offend and it shows.

The show opened with a spiky thorn coat – a patent leather creation that not only sticks out vertically but also horizontally and can be transformed. The model’s body is completely covered in leather – the collar almost completely envelops the model’s face and looks like a ruff. The opening is accompanied by dark techno music, which creates the right atmosphere. This is followed by a skintight black dress with a very robust appearance, which envelops the model and stands out in particular thanks to the continuous lace. The dress looks like a hard shell, almost like an armour for defence. Defence against the piercing gaze of society?

The collection is inspired by the stalactite stalagmites hanging from the ceiling, the centrepiece of which is the growing stalagmite. ‚STALACTITE‘ aims to connect and bridge the devastating gap between feminine and masculine.

The grand finale of the line-up provided a special surprise: an unorthodox bridal look worn by a masculine model. A symbiosis of shiny vinyl, hard edges and a flowing cut. The top impresses with a striking collar that merges into a deep neckline, while the sweeping skirt draped heavily over the catwalk.

https://www.maximiliangedra.com/

 

Photos courtesy of https://www.richertbeil.com

Berlin-based design conductors Jale Richert and Michele Beil electrify Berlin Fashion Week as they celebrate a remarkable decade of creativity. The AW24 Runway collection, named NACHLASS, marks the triumphant 10th anniversary of RICHERT BEIL at Westend Office.

Within the futuristic location on February 6th, RICHERT BEIL hosted a noteworthy gathering of around 500 guests, including household names such as Stefanie Giesinger and Jerry Hofmann, among other shining personalities.

With ‘NACHLASS,’ Jale Richert and Michele Beil pay homage to the rich heritage of traditional German fashion craftmanship. In this captivating collection RICHERT BEIL takes a nostalgic renaissance through our grandmother’s wardrobe, reflecting on thefashion heritage within Germany, inspired by the sensibilities handed down to them from their own families and legacy they willleave behind in the years to come. The visionary designers deconstruct their wardrobe into conceptual masterpieces, subverting familiar silhouettes and styles with audacious materials and avant-garde design techniques.

The show radiates an aura of inclusivity, diversity, and sustainability, featuring models of various ages, including elderly women,diverse genders, a spectrum of body types, and several ethnicities, all adorned in innovative designs and exhilaratingly bold silhouettes.

Unveiling a total of 18 looks, the runway spectacle unfolds a mesmerizing mix of precision tailoring, presenting both modest yet sophisticated ensembles and deconstructed twin sets, cardigans, smocks, and other stylistic marvels. Conceptually, the grandmother’s look emerges as a harmonious fusion of personal style, comfort, and the influences of the bygone eras which hasgracefully traversed—a unique and heartwarming fashion statement that encapsulates her remarkable life journey.

Furthermore, RICHERT BEIL notably emphasizes sustainability, showcasing thoughtfully upcycled materials. A show-stoppinggown, crafted from partly recycled saddles, takes center stage accompanied by accessories repurposed from vintage watch cases and bag handles. Styles inspired by historical underwear add a touch of nostalgia and refinement. The incorporation of crystal jewelry not only enhances the collection’s uniqueness but also carries a meaningful connection when adorned by the younger generation, honoring traditions of the past.

In its entirety, the AW24 RICHERT BEIL collection serves as a luminous beacon, inspiring the fashion industry to stride boldly towards a future marked by profound inclusivity and unwavering sustainability.

@richertbeil #richertbeil Special Thanks to

Berlin Fashion Week, Fashion Council Germany, Dr. Hauschka, STRABAG Real Estate GmbH, Kess Berlin, Falke, Neu Casting

ABOUT RICHERT BEIL

Richert Beil is a Berlin based fashion brand founded by Jale Richert and Michele Beil. The brand is known for its inclusive collections and avant-garde designs thatblur the lines between traditional gender roles and challenge conventional ideas of what constitutes elegance and luxury since 2014.

Photo Credit Adam Siwek

#DAMUR is a Berlin-based high-end streetwear brand. With each collection, we challenge the labels society wants to impose upon us. Our voice is ever-present in our clothing through the # logo. It is the new generation’s means of self-expression. With the # we distinguish, we belong, we identify and assemble, we express the freedom of being non-standard in style, culture, and social norm, the Berliner attitude.

 

https://damur.fashion/about/the-brand