Hipster's Handbook Volume 6

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Hipster’s Handbook Volume 6 is dripping with fashion pleasure. From up-front interviews with excitingly fresh designers Gemma Slack and David Koma to vibrant shoots, still-framing the definition of style, there’s no way you’ll see the season in full without the aid of HHV6.

Featuring:
Gemma Slack
Twenty8Twelve
David Koma
Christopher Raeburn
Orschel- Read
Fabris Lane
Antoni & Alison
Lu Flux


Gemma Slack// Her Dark Materials & On Form And Femmes
“I think its other people’s opinions of femininity that causes this- people who think femininity is a flowery thing, whereas I don’t think that. This is my version of it.”

Gemma Slack’s SS10 collection pictured armour-like casings and metal wearing like you’ve never seen before. Slack’s collection produced something deeply heroic, constricted and restrained but what is a little terrifying- her work was also purely feminine. Respecting the female-form with fierce and dangerous designs, Slack became the Hipster’s Handbook’s latest interviewee.

David Koma// DK
“I love to work with shapes, trying to unite female spirit with contemporary art, exaggerating but never crossing the line.”

The stellar career of London’s snappiest, coolest young designer David Koma has shot fashion’s new-boy to fame. From being an unknown to having a highly visible fashion status his sexy, art-inspired designs have entrapped eyes and hearts everywhere.

FOB// Twenty8Twelve
Twenty8Twelve’s latest collection captures sophisticated rebellion which evidently proves to be unbelievably sexy.

FOB// Fabris Lane X James Long
James Long and hipster-beloved pseudo spec makers Fabris Lane have collided, catch the irresistible aftermath in FOB. 

FOB// Lu Flux
HHV6 checks out the latest offerings of London designer, Lu Flux fresh from his SS10 collection.

Fashion Shoot: Country Living
Straight from the coolest farm in the country, the Hipster’s Handbook brings you the best in down-to-earth, down-to-the-style-soil looks.

Fashion Shoot: Euro Trash
The ‘do not disturb’ sign is hanging on the door as Notion’s models crash the hotel with stylish mayhem.