Using a single runway image as inspiration, painter Richard Phillips creates a two-part portrait of model Coco Rocha. The back of the shirt depicts Phillips’s detailed charcoal sketch of the Rocha while the front of the shirt reveals a full color oil painting of the model.
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Filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar continued a longtime collaboration with graphic designer Juan Gatti. The resulting work is a collage based on the idea of destroyed movie posters on a wall. Imagery from Almodóvar’s classics All About My Mother, Volver, Bad Education, and Matador can be spotted across the body.
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Photographer Thomas Ruff’s “JPEG” series plays with the effects of digital image compression and expansion. Ruff applies this enlargement process to an image of the Grand Canyon, which from a distance appears sharp and exact, but at close range, becomes pixelated and blurry.
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Fashion Photographer Peter Lindbergh references his classic Fall/Winter 1988 campaign for Comme des Garçons. The shirt presents early portraits of supermodels Linda Evangelista and Kirsten Owen, both rendered in Lindbergh’s signature cinematic black-and-white aesthetic.
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Musician David Byrne was fixated on the idea of fashion functioning as a tool for navigation. For SPORT, Byrne created a seamless geographic photo collage of the Las Vegas strip in which correspond to bodily organs: travel from your liver to your heart and end up at Flamingo.
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Art photographer Thomas Demand constructed a mixed-media installation using studio lighting and paper leaves to mimic a natural landscape. This ‘camouflage’ shirt is a continuation of Demand’s iconic ‘Flare’ series.
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The artist and fashion photography duo Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin worked with their long time collaborators Michael Amzalag and Mathias Augustyniak of the design/art firm M/M (Paris). They produced a shirt with fulllength female nude photograph, covered in abstract psychosexual illustrations.
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Musician Michael Stipe created a monumental two-color photographic image, depicting a crowd at a stadium concert from the perspective of a performer on stage. The chaotic crowd image is covered in an intense red wash that both obliterates detail and accentuates silhouette.
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Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld created a twopart action and character portrait of his late friend, the tennis star and Lacoste founder René Lacoste. The illustration depicts Lacoste in his youth and in his senior years. With this focused interpretation of the Lacoste’s signature tennis shirt, Lagerfeld placed the iconic Lacoste gator over René’s eye.
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Fashion photographer and SHOWstudio founder Nick Knight created a digitally-enhanced exploding rose using state-of-the-art high-speed camera technology.
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I found a larger versions of these shirts I posted yesterday. They are from a Visionaire limited issue 54 SPORT, sold as a wearable publication in collaboration with Lacoste. Visionaire 54 SPORT was produced as four different sets, each containing three printed Lacoste polo shirts embedded within its pages as well as a book featuring all twelve images. I will share them all with you shortly.
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