AFW 2024: Denzel Veerkamp Fashionshow

Dutch designer and formal Lichting 2022 participant Denzel Veerkamp presented his latest collection ‘Abrasei’ during Amsterdam Fashion Week. In his collections he engages with his cultural experience in the Netherlands as a person of color. And he does that in a playful and powerful way.

AFW 2024: Yousra Razine Mahrah Fashionshow

Yousra Razine Mahrah, winner of Lichting 2023, presented her collection prior to this years edition of Lichting during Amsterdam Fashion Week.

AFW 2024: Max Zara Sterck Fashionshow

In the atelier of the Dutch National Opera & Ballet designer Max Zara Sterck presented her collection To Kali. A tribute to the strength and destructive energy of the goddess Kali. Known as the goddess of death, but also rebirth.

AFW 2024: 1/OFF Fashionshow

And here is another interesting show we shot during this edition of Amsterdam Fashionweek, 1/OFF. An interesting collection and setting.

AFW 2024: The Collectives & Denham Fashionshow

Take a look at the collection of The Collectives and Denham The Jeanmaker, an interesting collaboration during the Amsterdam Fashion Week edition 2024.

Backstage at KABK Graduation 2024

With a professional show comes a professional backstage with the hard working crew at make-up and hair. Take a look backstage at the Graduationshow 2024 of ArtEZ.

ArtEZ Graduationshow 2024 Backstage

With a professional show comes a professional backstage with the hard working crew at make-up and hair. Take a look backstage at the Graduationshow 2024 of ArtEZ.

Hunkemöller Brand Event 2024

The Dutch lingerie-label Hunkemöller presented their new collection this week in with a celebration of the female body in all its glory and power. It was an empowering show and fun to be present.

Backstage Viktor & Rolf Haute Couture SS2024

Take a look backstage at the haute coutureshow spring-summer 2024 of Viktor & Rolf in Paris. The finishing touch of make up and hair plus the final check by the designers.

Viktor & Rolf Haute Couture Fashion Show SS2024

Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren, the designers behind Viktor & Rolf, can always be trusted to bring some humour to the Haute Couture shows. With their latest collection, the Dutch duo once again tapped into the absurd, delivering a collection that was entirely black but full of lightness.

Playing off the friction of indecision, where we’re often pulled to extremes of choices, Viktor & Rolf’s Spring/Summer 2024 coutureshow entitled ‘Viktor & Rolf Scissorhands’, was comprised of seven “flawless couture outfits” that were then used as blueprints for three consecutive iterations of the same design. As if slowly disintegrating, looks escalated to complete dismemberment by way of erratic cutting.

The concept “investigates the creative (im)possibilities of a pair of tailor’s scissors, when used spontaneously to experiment with decorative cutting,” read a statement. “From minuscule holes in a Rorschach motif to a ballgown hacked in half: holes and slashes are controlled and directed but also form instances of orchestrated chaos.”

The result was half-slashed bodices, tulle skirts carved up haphazardly, large bits of fabric peeled away and exposed layers. While ‘ruining’ a garment may sound like easy work, the craftsmanship involved in the original pieces and their slashed-up counterparts was not lost on viewers.

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