Adam Kimmel men's autumn and winter luxury texture (Figure)

Adam Kimmel's exploration of the art world has been extensive and far-reaching. Many of his inspirations come from the shape of important celebrity events. It is certain that until he was introduced to the artist Gerard Malanga through the introduction of Tony Shafrazi Gallery, there was a creation. He must have never tried it. Malanga is a poet, photographer, and filmmaker. He once tried many incredible "screen trials" at Andy Warhol's studio, and he shot some short films with a 16mm film camera. The camera, which has already been eliminated, can be rejuvenated. He also shot the latest Lookbook for Kimmel. Kimmel then packaged all these visual works and the costumes themselves in the Thaddaeus Ropac Gallery in Paris.

Kimmel's efforts to "turn his heroism into a part of his job" made many unsoundable materials such as soundproofing materials used in clothing, but as a designer continued to grow, the use became more The less you come. The symbol of its maturity is to be able to integrate true luxury into clothing. For example, a loose cashmere coat that looks loose has an elegant soft touch. You can imagine Kimmel's golden age. He created Honest-joe jumpsuits and striped three-pieces. Those works look pure cotton but they feel cashmere when they feel it. Kimmel is particularly biased by this illusion: it looks rough and feels extravagant.

For the sake of economy, Kimmel intelligently designed his new series to be multifunctional. Jackets and jackets are more than reversible. Unfastening the buttons to remove the lining can also be detached into another one. In addition to these clever ideas, there are many reasons enough for Paris to welcome the arrival of this American flavor brand. A three-piece suit with a herringbone pattern and a matching coat? Well, now there are 4 reasons. There is also a beautiful pop patriotic plot: the stars and stripes are incorporated into the pattern. I think if Warhol is still alive, he will certainly do so during this special historical period.