Runes

In my latest project i'll be working with runes, researching there individual meanings and using printing and embroidery techniques to apply them to my garments

If i lived in a room like this, i would never be unhappy

Hormazd Narielwalla

‘Dead Man’s Patterns’ was originally intended to be the final exhibit for Hormazd Narielwalla as part of his MA studies at the University of Westminster. However, since publication in May 2008, it has received critical acclaim from numerous art institutions around the world.

What started off as a candid conversation with the master tailor at Savile Row’s Dege & Skinner, developed into an ongoing investigation into the construction of bespoke garments and the release of his first limited edition book, Dead Man’s Patterns. The book’s popularity soared when Sir Paul Smith spied the book and decided to purchase six copies for himself. Hormazd’s work continued to develop and in October 2009, Paul Smith presented Hormazd’s first solo exhibition, The Study on Anansi in London’s Albemarle Street store, in amongst the carefully selected antiques and curiosities. His work was then featured in the New York Times after it was exhibited at the Scope Art Fair in New York. The British Library recently acquired a copy of the book, which has been added to their British Rare Books Collection. After completing a business degree in India, Hormazd left Mumbai in 2003 to study fashion at the University of Wales in Newport. This venture was unusual for someone from a middle class orthodox Zoroastrian Parsee family – who would have felt more comfortable had he pursued a career in engineering or dentistry. He has continued with his academic voyage and is currently studying for a PhD at the London College of Fashion, which he manages alongside his position as Artist In Residence at Savile Row’s Dege & Skinner – bespoke tailors since 1865.

Mixmag Fashion @ Rizla Recrafted

Jesse J

I Refuse To Put Kanye West On My Blog

Over Marketed Trends

It is my opinion that you can over market clothing. Long clothing have done this, Giving topman the rights to sell long garments lost them there target market, exactly like cassette playa would if they sold there collection through h&m. i like being different from everyone else in this city and sure, i'll just find something else to wear instead. But i actually really liked Long until this.

First Nocturnal Collection in out in January!

My collection will also be used as my portfolio in to LCF

Recrafted

whilst sitting in the vip area waiting for lcmdf i realised that this was just the beginning. I have something to show the world. I have to be unstoppable

Update: WINTER '10

my city is dying. my favorite place are becoming commercialised,and i cant wait to leave. i blame skins. LCMDF tommorrow. yay, a reason to get up. black, white, silver and yellow. high tops and bad ass flavour.
collection underway, still have research to do but i've developed 17 piece all to be made by hand by me based on a short story i wrote. i only have two womenswear garments, reversing the marke these days. also working on hats and accessories and conceptualising a capsule with face and i am generic. busy winter!