The latest Trendspark is straight from the runways of Rick Owens, Julius-Garden, Boris Bidjan Saberi and other  avant-garde mens designers.

The look is basically the equivalent of walking out of your house with a blanket on. It will totally make you look like a Dementor ready to plauge the world of Hogwarts. Why anyone one would want to look like one of the Taliban’s bitches is beyond me, but I wouldn’t be surprised if someone attempted this come September fashion week. Watch for it, this Trendspark is closer than you think. 

Reply in the comments if you would try this look or submit pictures of you rocking the drapes via Twitter, @fashionindie

GALLERY: Men In Drapes

SOURCE: I like boys in draped outfits

Boris Bidjan Saberi has a pretty unique collection coming out this Fall. The collection is all monochromatic color schemes, and I like that they are either black or white. When you lack color the collections seem to really focus on the designs themselves. Huge fan.

Gallery: Boris Bidjan Saberi: Fall 2009 Collection

Thanks: Men’s Rag

So tell about you and fashion. 
The big fashionpotatodumpling is not my world. I prefer to stay a bit outside of it and do what I love to do. I love to invent and experiment, to touch and to get my hands dirty testing things.

When did you grow interested in it, then?
My first interest towards appearance in a way, or expressing yourself, was when I was 6 years old and walking through Munich with my parents. I was totally fascinated by a group of punks in the street. Thinking about it today, they were probably from another city because they were too perfectly dressed and authentic for Munich.

What about designing, when did you make the decision to become a designer and what triggered it?
I’ve had a desire to make clothes for as long as I can remember, my father’s sewing machine never got me bored. Then it became something that I wanted to study and get more knowledge in.

Can you tell a bit more about the accessories line? I was always fascinated by leather, its a very interesting and a never ending raw material. It gets old with you and always depends on youe way of living and using it. It lives with you, and thats what the name also means; you have to do everything with product and it becomes a reflection of your lifestyle. I made bags sewn with a 2 needle system, keyrings, bracelets and chains. I worked with silver and brass and did finishes using a lot natural materials, wax, different oils, water, sand, even the sun.

So how did you end up with the clothing line? 
Directly after finishing my studies, the Spanish government’s 080 Barcelona Fashion project and Totem Fashion took me to Barcelona’s fashion week, where I presented my first collection for S/S 08 – NET3X3.

Had you planned launching the label for long? 
I always had the desire, but it took a lot of planning and knowledge to make that step. 

What has your personal style been like in the past?
I always had a desire to wear things that not that many people would wear, from the first day of school untill now. I was always transforming clothing that I bought.

So that probably influenced your current style a lot.
I’ve more or less carried that same style since I was skateboarding at twelve years old to this day. I’m wearing my own made pieces, even damaged experiments or prototypes. I like black colour because of the power it has, its a mood and a lifestyle. It makes me feel comfortable, brings my euphoria into a balance.

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I’m assuming this is what Darth Vader’s fashion line would look like if he ever decided to give up intergalactic domination and focussed more of his craft. A mix of the Matrix in the spring time and Death Star chic, this line from Spain Fashion Week by Boris Bidjan Saberi is definitely one to check out if you’re looking for a dark, brooding, knitwear collection. And honestly, who isn’t.

More photos after the jump.