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Showing posts with label John Lawrence Sullivan. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 23 March 2011

Press : John Lawrence Sullivan in Carbon Copy spring 2011


JLS black stretch ripped cotton pants
JLS tank top
JLS cotton long johns
JOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVAN
in
CARBON COPY spring 2011

Press : John Lawrence Sullivan in WALLPAPER


John Lawrence Sullivan black cheesecloth shorts
John Lawrence Sullivan tank top
John Lawrence Sullivan shorts and tank top
in
WALLPAPER March 2011

Press : John Lawrence Sullivan in BLAST


John Lawrence Sullivan printed t-shirt
in
BLAST spring 2011

Tuesday, 18 January 2011

Events : PARIS MENSWEAR FASHION WEEK - JOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVAN + TL/MANN + LAITINEN

JOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVAN
First Paris Show
THURSDAY 20th JANUARY
3.30pm

TL / MANN
Show
SATURDAY 22 JANUARY
4pm

LAITINEN
Presentation
FRIDAY 21st JANUARY
From 12 noon till 2pm

Monday, 6 December 2010

Wednesday, 19 May 2010

Coming up : John Lawrence Sullivan Spring Summer 2011 @ Paris Menswear Fashion Week


John Lawrence Sullivan
Spring Summer 2011 Collection

25-30 June 2010

Brachfeld Gallery
78 Rue Des Archives
75003 Paris

New at Public Image PR : JOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVAN



John Lawrence Sullivan is, quoting the Alphaville song, already Big In Japan, this is partially due to designer Arashi Yanagawa’s peculiar background. Indeed, before creating the John Lawrence Sullivan label in 2003 ( named after the early XXth century first world boxing champion), he was a pretty famous professional boxer following a familial tradition. When times to retire from fighting came, Yanagawa's love for style and design naturally led him to create his own menswear label.

For Fall Winter 2010-11, the garments follow the intelligent rock DNA of Yanagawa’s designs: mod influences mixed with grunge glamor and traditional British tailoring. And they are executed in the most refined fabrics available under the high quality level imposed by the designer's wish for perfection. There’s a certain something in the collection that recalls Jim Jarmusch’s Mystery Train, a poetic feeling with a rock'n'roll twist tinted of Japanese sensibility.












Pictures from John Lawrence Sullivan FW10-11
Tokyo show