The worlds of fashion and good looks have been known and criticized for opting for a more impartial position in the face of injustices and social problems. This is true of gender inequality, politics and racism. In recent years, we have noticed that several brands do better in that they have in fact tried directly to address considerations considered sensitive or controversial.
On the eating factor, we have noticed how some major brands print a healthier framework symbol for consumers and followers. This marked the end of the “hero chic” models on our catwalks. Alternatively, she has also noticed the appearance of models with incredible curves that have redefined our perception of what is charming and sexy.
When thousands of others took to the streets at the height of the pandemic to protest racial injustice, it seemed that good looks and fashion brands were not taking up position. For the first time in history, individuals, brands, organizations and companies have identified a desire to speak. On social media, a giant collective that adds tags, celebrities and industry creatives participated in the Black Lives Matter movement. More than a campaign, he expressed the departure of apathy that was the predetermined mentality of my generation and the industry I love so much.
DM-ing with the king of leather
It’s a direct message from New York-based designer Michael Lombard, who encouraged a series of stories about racism. Known as the “King of Leather” since his breakthrough at New York Fashion Week in 2017, Michael is a fresh fashion voice that says it as he is. Although it’s celebrity selection, he admits that, as a color designer, taking a break requires additional work. “This is one of the biggest disruptions in fashion. In fact, you don’t see much color designer in high-end stores. It’s incredibly difficult to get an email or pick up shoppers from high-end stores, regardless of their length in this area. “The manufacturer of high-end leather jackets and garments cites the iconic Galeries Lafayette as an example. “I see that from a lot of designers, there’s probably only one brand whitish.”
Fashionable
Michael admits that his fashion foray has been backed up through great joy in the music industry. He had made the decision to move into design because of his love of premium leather passods. He recalls: “I was tired of buying it. I had it all the time, but I found out I couldn’t locate the guy I was looking for, so I made the decision to create mine.”
The leather was the curtain of the selection due to the feeling and quality. He has devised new tactics to interpret leather on clothing, exploring the styles of shirts, pants, shoes and skirts. Michael also began creating accessories such as backpacks and handbags. The pieces in their collections are elaborate imaginations in a notebook, superbly remodeled in the truth of fashion. He describes his artistic procedure as a non-stop adventure that accompanies him day and night. “Me with my sketchbook because my concepts come up in strange moments. I can look at a statue and anything artistic will appear.”
Building a clientele
Michael designs for a consumer who belongs to the middle of the stage. His creations are both an exhibition cap and the list of celebrities he dresses. “I’ve created an exclusive leather collection that my consumer needs to use,” he says. The vision and search for the right partners to catapult your logo also helped build a prestigious consumer. “I once partnered with HarpersPR and my consumption of prominent celebrities became what it is today.” Celebrities such as Paula Abdul, LELE Pons, Ovy on the Drums, Prince Royce and LianeV have been dressed in Michael’s finest leather creations. The fact that he ran his own music label also paved the way for him to succeed in consumers in the entertainment world. She has also dressed professional athletes who know how to make a good impression on the red carpet.
When and politics meet
The prominent author admits to having compartmentalized his art of his political convictions. He explains: “I don’t let the political consultant have my artistic procedure for my collections. When it comes to social inequalities, I make sure I’m as productive as possible by presenting other colored authors who can do so in research. The existing crisis and social unrest pose a challenge in all sectors, adding fashion. There were looting, related to the protests. Michael says: “Looting is never a solution to any social problem. It will be quite complicated for fashion brands since COVID-19 and looting will only make things worse. “
When asked about the ongoing protests and the fashion community’s general feeling of social injustice, Michael says: “In the past, everyone has remained impartial because of the concern of being blacklisted. Some major brands have been accused of racism. With the murder of George Floyd, I saw a change. I see big brands, boutique brands around the world that combine as a single voice that exploits outrage over silent social injustice. Michael Lombard is one of the designers who used his platform and fashion design to explain himself to him. concludes: “I say we will have to vote in opposition to politicians who need to remain silent.”
Fashion and luxury design are two things I’m passionate about. After being editor-in-chief of a primary fashion magazine in Manila called Mega Magazine, I moved
Fashion and luxury design are two things I’m passionate about. After being editor-in-chief of a primary fashion magazine in Manila called Mega Magazine, I moved to Paris to take my MBA specializing in luxury and fashion industries. After two years of extensive exams and large quantities of good wines in Paris, I returned to Manila to create my own luxury online store. I also wrote for the Philippines’ most popular lifestyle, Lifestyle Asia, a publication that aims to outline the original delight of subtle living.