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STYLE
Different Class
Issue #47 - August 2017
Q&A JONATHAN ANDERSON
FASHION DESIGN VIRGIL ABLOH
THE TOPIC IT’S A FAMILY AFFAIR
FASHION WHO READS JONNY PIERCE
Cultural Instigator
Aesthetics and its new language
Family run fashion businesses
It is not only a question of fashion
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FASHION&CINEMA
INFLUENCER ANTE LITTERAM Suit and polo shirt by Gucci
Poste italiane Sped. in A.P. - D.L. 353/2003 conv. L. 46/2004, art. 1, c. 1, DCB Milano
Between vintage and contemporary, between sportswear and luxury
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TREND
Private Banker
Hevò
A style inspired by the most requested professional figure in Italy
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ACCESSORIES
Fancy Patterns
Boots by Fendi
Prints inspired by nature vs contemporary patterns
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C
oming soon to our screens: Borg McEnroe, a Swedish film from director Janus Metz Pedersen, telling the story of the rivalry in the seventies between two super champions of tennis, Björn Borg and John McEnroe. As well as the riveting story of the pair’s battles on and off
Sverrir Gudnason e Shia LaBeouf in Borg McEnroe (Photo Courtesy of Lucky Red)
court, the film is a chance to lose oneself in the atmosphere of a fascinating era, one in which tennis stars were treated the same way rockstars and footballers are today. They filled the tabloids and they were of course true icons of style: influencers ante litteram. As can be seen from the picture, the pair’s sponsors were two well-established Italian sportswear
brands, Sergio Tacchini for McEnroe and Fila for Björn Borg. To really understand just how much of a cult the duo’s style became, just think how many times over the next decades, even recently, the two brands have re-edited the polo and tracksuits worn by the two champions on the winners’ podium. Perhaps for this reason the film seems so current.