The latest film from Jason Last! The video features styling & photography by Fabien Montique, which is especially great in this video.

Margiela and Laugesen’s most promising apprentice brings avant guarde to the forefront with a second collection of covetable pieces.

This collection has so many gorgeous textures that I barely know which one to comment on first. Ok, I do… it’s the lace.

Most times when I see this get used, it’s usually on a horrible body con dress or something to that effect – but how the designer worked with it here is so refreshing. Speaking of the designer, she is Lina Osterman, a former apprentice to artisans Margiela and Laugesen, who has started this second line of her own as a means to work outside of the confines of her Pudel line.

And taking advtange of that fact, she is; as I said before this is just a textural treat and is filled to the brim with covetable pieces.

I am particularly in love with the dress and knits. The linear detailing on some of the pieces is something special, and the fact that it is black detailing on black fabric, in turn adds quite a bit of depth and additional texture to the pieces.

I think the birth of Osterman’s second line to further her creative endeavors has proved to be a great idea and I can’t wait to see what the future holds for her – and to see what she has for us in the future.

stockists: UK – Tokyo / for more info please visit her website.

Written by Cult Member: Inya

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Gallery: Lina Osterman: Fall 2009 Collection

via Men’s Rag

Lina Osterman was once the creative mind behind Pudel, and this collection marks the designer’s first line under the solo name. The collection is very dark with 99% of it being black. I love the stud work and the legging like pants. The collection is brilliant, and I’m excited to see where Osterman takes the label.

Gallery: Lina Osterman: Spring 2009 Collection

via The Fashionisto