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A fresh perspective
#24
In a world upside-down, visions of the future are shaped, formed and re-born. Introspection, reflection, grandeur, revelation – the beginning of a new era, shaped by an unprecedented present.
Three covers
Matthew M. Williams’ debut collection for Givenchy
A global first in print, Matthew M. Williams shares his debut collection for Givenchy exclusively in HERO. Interviewed by Jo-Ann Furniss in the run up to the launch and shot by Thibaut Grevet and Erik Raynal.
Actor Josh O’Connor guest edits a series of conversations – “I was interested in asking these people to talk to each other – artists who have a real appreciation of human connection” – with self-portraits from lockdown: Josh talks to Efterklang frontman Casper Clausen, Venezuela-born artist Alvaro Barrington chats with renowned costume designer and stylist June Ambrose, and photographer Alasdair McLellan with filmmaker Francis Lee.
Two years into his tenure as creative director, Kris Van Assche discusses redefining Berluti, and the changing face of a new menswear landscape: “There is such speed in designer change right now it’s important to stick to a certain idea of a house, otherwise in ten years no house will have an identity left.”
Sonic disruptors Ariel Pink and Jennifer Herrema (Royal Trux, RTX, Black Bananas) meet in post-lockdown LA for a conversation with a shared healthy disregard for banality.
Legendary photographer Ari Marcopoulos shares personal portraits of friends and icons in Into The Now, including photos of Solange and artist Matthew Barney.
Plus an exclusive preview of Anthony Vaccarello’s SS21 collection for Saint Laurent. We explore the secrets of time and space with pioneering theoretical physicist and writer Carlo Rovelli, and engineers from Bugatti and NASA discuss the frontiers of their respective fields. Writer Simon Chilvers ponders the pandemic and what the hell is going on in menswear and beyond in 2020. What? As Covid-19 restricts our primitive desire to interact, writer Alex Chocholko takes us on a journey through performance art pieces that include real human experience in Please Do Not Touch. Dries Van Noten answers 50 questions in his unique style, and HERO deputy editor Alex James Taylor takes us on a tour of fantastical locations dreamed and half-remembered in Places of Legend. Over 270 pages of fashion and interviews including Laura Marie Cieplik and Peghah Maleknejad’s The Performance, Kito Muñoz and Luca Guarini’s The Waiting Room, Jeff Bark and John Vertin’s Alone in Buffalo and Serge Leblon and James Sleaford’s Overture.
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