1. Neil Armstrong, 1969 2. Scott Listfield 3. Unknown 4. Thom Browne Spring/Summer 2011 5. GFAJ-1 bacteria
Alien microorganisms that constitute themselves of arsenic. I've always been fascinated by two things: dinosaurs and the space. Consequently I am thrilled by the latest NASA discovery. Another indicator for the fact that Alien Fashion might be outermost relevant very soon. /HORST
As a matter of fact, middle-aged Germans love to dress in matching outdoor clothes when travelling. John Galliano, me, myself and I strongly recommend to join this clothing codex. Utility vests for survival. And tribal tattoos, please. /HORST
The infamous transparent printed Raf Simons snake top paired with massive motocross boots. If I could just lay my hands on these precious items of unspent masculinity. /HORST
Miucca Prada's zebra fur helmet promises a soft and intimate embrace. The allegory for security and protection. A superelevated construct that uses irony and surrealism as its shield. /HORST
Fencing. I'm overzealous about the attitude, the aesthetics, the fashion. Ballet-like movements, athletes in white body-concious suits, wire net protection helmets. It's raw, it's sensual and it creates crispy, mulitplied images of pace in my mind. /HORST
Fall/Winter 2006 undeniably was the season of the kitten. I've been asked where my animalistic fascination derives from. It's the dichotomy of tackiness and timelessness. /HORST