Tuesday 27 January 2015

M/M Paris AW15 show invitations

Dior Homme



Givenchy

James Davison x James Long AW15

Designer James Long's AW15 collection featured exclusive prints by illustrator James Davison, whose work has also recently graced the walls of Johnny Woo's new club The Glory and Sibling's concession at Dover St Market.
Davison's male characters and sketches remind me of the work of Glen Hanson's hyper pumped up men and also Robert Richards for their unabashed sexiness, but with a greater energetic and colourful sketch-like quality.














James Long AW15 Show Invitation


backstage at Sibling SS15



'Euphoric Pursuit'
from James Long's AW15 Collaboration


'Euphoric Chambers'
from James Long's AW15 collaboration

Monday 26 January 2015

Milan Mens AW15 by Unskilled Worker


Marni


Ermenegildo Zegan


Prada


Prada


no21


Emporio Armani


Roberto Cavalli


Fendi


Salvatore Ferragamo


Wednesday 14 January 2015

Christopher Shannon AW15 by Chloe Feinburg

For the AW15 season of London Collections: Men, SHOWstudio have taken on artist Chloe Feinburg. Each illustration varies in style significantly, but this is my personal favourite.

Friday 9 January 2015

Richard Kilroy x John Smedley - Century Of Colour

I've produced a series of new works in collaboration with John Smedley for their 'Century of Colour' collection, focusing on graduated colours and dip dye processes.

For more information see Fenwick's article with John Smedley here.





Drawings: Men & Style - Exhibition Preview


Text from display at The Hospital Club, running 9-12th January

Drawings: Men & Style

The continued rise in men’s fashion worldwide results in the increased interest in its illustrated depiction worldwide.

The works on display at The Hospital Club during London Collections: Men showcase a series of original works by prominent illustrators. This selection is part of the upcoming exhibition Drawings: Men & Style curated by Gemma A Williams at Paul Smith, No. 9 Albemarle Street, London, starting February 2015.

The series selected highlights in particular the drawing of British menswear and the British interpretation of men’s style. From the bold and graphic to the finely detailed, these works explore their perceptions of the modern male and his engagement with fashion.

Launched to coincide with upcoming title Menswear Illustration by Richard Kilroy, published by Thames & Hudson, the book offers a definitive overview into this unique area profiling its most respected leaders and examining the works which makes them the fashion industry’s most celebrated illustrators.