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Solange’s creative agency, Saint Heron, shares a short film to celebrate the finalists of the 2021 International Woolmark Prize.

Looks inspired by the designer’s family. For its latest collection, Bode has combined the Spring/Summer 2021 and Fall/Winter 2021 seasons to create a SS/FW21 range. Titled “A Year Off,” the lineup pays tribute to designer Emily Bode‘s uncle, Bill Bode. “In 1969, instead of paying tuition, a 20-year-old Bill Bode took his parents’ money and spent a year off outdoors. He raced cars on a frozen Lake Champlain, lost time in never-ending monopoly games and found his way to Woodstock,” the collection notes begin, explaini...

Bode's 2021 Collection is Made Up of Clothes for Your Year Off Bode's 2021 Collection is Made Up of Clothes for Your Year Off The latest Bode collection is inspired by founder Emily Bode's family history. The latest Bode collection is inspired by founder Emily Bode's family history. April 22, 2021 Bode is a brand rooted in history and place; founder Emily Bode pays homage to her New England background and repurposes antique textiles in her carefully crafted designs. Now, she's looking to her family's past for inspiration. During the past year of quarantine and isolation, the designer has been...

New Bode Collection Reflects On Taking a Year off From Everything Bode Reflects On Taking a Year off From, Well, Everything BODE Season: Spring/Summer/Fall/Winter ’21 Key Pieces: The deep purple suit in slide #19 has the best elements of a ’70s style cut paired with a wavy merino wool graphic sweater underneath. Release Date: TBC Editor’s Notes: For Bode's 2021 collection, founder Emily Bode considered the roads that led her to where she is today, in particular the journey of her parents almost 50 years ago. "In 1969, instead of paying tuition, a 20-year-old Bill Bode took his parents' ...

Frieze Los Angeles at Paramount Pictures Studios in Hollywood. Photograph by Casey Kelbaugh. Every week, Artnet News brings you Wet Paint, a gossip column of original scoops reported and written by Nate Freeman. If you have a tip, email Nate at [email protected]   After a year in which fairs got cancelled across the country, Frieze looks like the lone survivor. Come May, the fair company owned by Hollywood behemoth Shed, the fancy glass box at Hudson Yards with a terrifyingly expensive retractable door thing. Rules for entry are super strict—vaccine passport or PCR test required for ...