Showing posts with label "THE STICKY BRICK FINGERS". Show all posts
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Monday, 9 February 2015

NEW ARRIVALS: HENRIK VIBSKOV SS15 - THE STICKY BRICK FINGERS


Welcome to the weird and wonderful world of The Sticky Brick Fingers, Henrik Vibskov’s Spring
Summer 2015 collection. Stirred up by visions of rotating cement mixers, construction sites, bricks,
swimming pools and water sports, Vibskov’s latest macrocosm is a whirlpool of outlandish invention.

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In collaboration with the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet and choreographer Alexander Ekman,
and as an extension of their recent production of Swan Lake at Oslo Opera House, a 150 m2 shallow pool has been constructed and filled with 4000 litres of water, inside which 10 dancers from the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet elegantly splish and splash their way through a routine devised by renowned Swedish choreographer Alexander Ekman. An internationally acclaimed name in the world of dance, Ekman is recognised and sought-after for his unique ability to pair wit and playfulness. The brand new music with references to Tchaikovsky's original Swan Lake score, is written by New York based Swedish composer Mikael Karlsson, known for his collaboration with Swedish pop artist Lykke Li as well as Nederlands Dance Theater and the Royal Swedish Ballet.


Models adorned with monk-like headpieces and specially made tight fitting neoprene water shoes tread the catwalk, and show a collection that is balanced perfectly between eccentric innovation and wearability.

Silhouettes are round and curved, and divided circles come together to create relaxed summer looks. 
Upper bodies are long and stretched, shorts are classically Vibskov and low-crotched, and trousers are short. Strong orange, white and mint stand out amongst more subtle dark blues and curry shades.





Monday, 10 November 2014

DESIGNERS AGAINST AIDS: ARTIST STUDIO / HENRIK VIBSKOV


Henrik Vibskov is associated not only with the fashion label but also with the numerous of twisted yet tantalizing universes created around each collection.

INSPIRATION
 
Inspired by the artist’s latest work, "The Sticky Brick Fingers”, the bag is constructed from fragments of prints, clothes and handmade tassels.

QUOTE

"It’s great that people can now live a long life with HIV. But AIDS is still a huge problem. Safe sex and proper information are very important."

 The auction will start in 20 Days @eastpak #designersagainstaids







Monday, 18 August 2014

PRESS: COPENHAGEN STUDIO VISITS: HENRIK VIBSKOV BY SLEEK MAGAZINE


Henrik Vibskov’s Studio. Photo: Hans H. Bærholm. Styling: Pholoso Selebogo

At Copenhagen Fashion Week SS15, Sleek got a sneak peek into the studios of a few of our favourite designers working in the Danish capital. Check back later this week for more.
Henrik Vibskov made waves at Paris Fashion Week earlier this year when he presented his SS15 collection alongside a performance by dancers from the Norwegian National Ballet.


Gliding through a shallow pool adorned in black dancewear, the dancers performed an outtake from “Swan Lake”, a performance of which Vibskov previously did costume design for, as played by the Norwegian National Ballet. The set, said Vibskov, was very simple, but the movements of the dancers in the water was so inspiring, he had to bring the dancers and their pool to Paris for his showcase there.
The performance proved the perfect complement to a collection Vibskov claims was largely inspired by “weird things happening in water.” 
“We normally try to work with four or five completely different subjects and wait to see how they all tie together.”
 For the SS15 collection, one of those subjects was water. The other? Concrete and bricks.
“Maybe one of the biggest visions for mankind is how we want to be remembered. And that’s a big part of building,” said the once interior designer.