Gary Graham Volumized for Fall With Layers and Textures

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

Inspired by Joseph Campbell’s book Hero with a Thousand Faces, Gary Graham divided the journey of the classic hero into three different phases: Departure, Initiation and Return. The garments from his fall/winter 2011 collection act as characters who subscribe to the journey through the phases. Models with black 80s rock’n'roll mullets walked through a crooked door into the hazy room and onto a homemade wooden plank covered in layers of wool-batik prints, hand knits reminiscent of Ukrainian shepherds and striped athletic socks. Garments were shown multiple times but presented with piles of different layers to demonstrate the versatility and wearability of the collection during a season when temperatures can be spastic.

There’s a Thin Line Between Cute and Obnoxious

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

And Sesame Street just crossed that line. Hard.

LOOKBOOK: Eternal Child Fall 2009

Edited by Kirby Marzec

Good knitwear is a must-have for the winter, and when you come across the beauteous, chunky knits from Istanbul based, Eternal Child, you can’t help but pray the wind gets a little colder. Leathers, a surefire crowd favorite, made their appearance in the collection as some body conscious motorcycle jackets while furs made a brief, cameo appearance in the form of a vest. But trendy items aside, it’s really the bold knits that make this collection a win in my book!