Graham Tabor

[inaya]

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[AKA*NYC]

Great art direction and styling. Romaine Slocombe meets Swamp Thing. Clothes look interesting.

[mass]

yes! here are some pics of him modeling some of his pieces... lovely stuff

[inaya]

he looks great... that jacket is so cool, he is an interesting guy

[lowrey]

the pics were nice in terms of photography, but hard to really think about the clothing based on those. looks neat on him though, is the jacket rubber..?

[Avantster]

Thanks, inaya.
Great photography and styling. Comes across well without looking contrived or costumey.
I like that he's utilising new weaving and fabric technology without solely relying upon that to propel his clothes. Definitely one to put on the list that I'd love to see in person.

[jcotteri]

what interesting styled pictures/looks

I do love when looks are taken in this direction.

"already working with Woolmark and Australian Wool Innovation for a more wearable collection"

wonderful

[uparmoured]

Thanks inaya this and Aitor Throup are certainly designers to look out for in the near future...

[noerml]

the photographs and the styling are just great... however exactly that makes the items not wearable at all. At leat my hairdo, nor my face works as a..well call it contrast...callit offset?... to create those "cultural fragments".
It works just fine on the pictures, looks in fact awesome...but when i look at the picture of him wearing this "see-thru"-jacket it totally loses this awe-inspiring aspect.

those messy-wigs, the clay in the face etc, work along so well... but who has hair like these, or doesn't shower?

the knits look ok... but look too much the "degree-work"

it looks indeed promising, but in my opinion he should try to incorporate more of that primordial-aspect INTO his garments, rather than trying to do achieve it with models and accesoires.

[inaya]

I feel like that aspect is already there in the clothing... not in that jacket he's got on in the photo of him but the pieces with a more fragmented design. the styling and photography are a nice way to enhance it but I think the inspiration still stands, without

[mass]

is the jacket rubber..?

looks like silk or linen/lightweight coton to me.

[electric_alyce]

Here's what went through my mind as I scrolled down:
"whooooaaaa"
"whooooooooaaaaa"
"hey... I've seen some of this before"
"oh, I saw this on a blog..."
*scrolls up*
"ah"

Saw this on your blog ;) But the rest are amazing, although they look a bit akward on the pictures posted by mass. Would like to see some stand-alone pictures of the garments though.