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Resist Phony Encores! - Antenne Books
Antenne Books is a distributor for independent publishers. Established in London in 2010, Antenne Books distributes publications on art, photography, design, illustration, theory, writing, fashion and culture. In the last decade, independent publishing rapidly grew, with many emerging publishers utilising new technologies and the ability to produce books on small scales and at low costs.
Things you’ll only get about Vetements if you’re post-Soviet
Photography Andrew Miksys, fashion Lotta VolkovaTaken from the spring 2016 issue of Dazed From fake sportswear to the thigh-high boots – some of Vetements’ signatures will be very familiar if you grew up in a post-Soviet country If you’re talking about fashion in 2016, you’re probably talking about Vetements. Only 18 months ago, the Paris-based label was still a relatively underground phenomenon – today it’s a global movement of incredible influence.
Gosha Rubchinskiy on his World Cup collaboration with adidas
Taken from the summer 2018 issue of Dazed. You can buy a copy of our latest issue here. For the location of his AW18 show, and the final part of his Russian trilogy, Gosha Rubchinskiy chose Yekaterinburg’s Yeltsin Center museum, which documents the mandate of the first president of the Russian Federation from 1991 to 1999.
Lithuania's village discos
For nearly a decade, Lithuania-American photographer Andrew Miksys has documented the culture of Lithuania's village discos. Fascinated by the crumbling, post-Soviet spaces, Miksys found them to be the perfect spots to photograph youth culture in the Eastern European nation. "I was quite fascinated by all this debris of a dead empire," Miksys wrote.
Vetements in Lithuania
Taken from the spring 2016 issue of Dazed: A sordid underground sex club. A kitschy restaurant in Chinatown, Paris. Call boys on show invites. A classical waltz mutating into Norwegian black metal. Enter the subversive world of Demna Gvasalia’s Vetements. To get there, you have to journey deep underground. “I’ve always been interested in subcultures and how they’re represented in eastern culture,” says long-term collaborator and show stylist Lotta Volkova.
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