To be arrogantly honest: Horst foresaw it, Horst wanted it, Horst did it. And it has happend. It has become what it deserved to become. It will soon be appearing on bicepses and tricepses. /HORST
We will do it again. Sleeve under rolled-up sleeve. Hoodie under shirt. My system did not allow it. The option was completely banned. Until now. And it feels better than before. /HORST
1. Jose Manuel Ferrater, 1992 2. François Sagat for Bernhard Willhelm Spring/Summer 2008 3. Julius Spring/Summer 2012 4. Nikos
The only logic consequence in extrapolation of the men's dress, the men's robe and the men's corset. Although being obvious, we rarely allowed ourselves to imagine its realisation. /HORST
It's about beaches and jungles, flowers and sand castles. Childhood memories, vacation traumata and global warming are melting and diffusing into each other. Just like a bar of rainbow coloured ice cream. In 2012, men wear Hawaii shirts, bermuda shorts and (hopefully) banana skirts. /HORST
The saga of colour continues. Already indicating the dominance of pastels. Pale pink, aqua blue, soft orange. Personally, I'm tending towards aqua. And in my girl group are still two spots to fill. So who wants to audition for the pink and orange part? /HORST
1. Unknown & Alexander Calder, Untitled, 1953 2. Unknown & Jackson Pollock, Lavender Mist, 1950 3. Pietro Franch Graduate Collection & Eduardo Chillida, Untitled, 1996
Usually, Horst can only be seen wearing black. So adding another non-colour to his non-colour range is a huge achievement. And just between us girls: he's enjoying it. All-nude. /HORST
Although TLC proclaimed No Scrubs in 1999, we'll suspend this rule for 2011. Encouraging every man to dress in an open-back nightshirt. For reference see also Prada's Emergency Room and Matías Uris. /HORST
Ever wondered what fetish Horst would pick up next? Well, because it's Sunday I will do you the favour and reveal the unrivalled: Aprons. Too sexy for the kitchen. Seriously. Indeed. /HORST
We are already living in a cyber world. We have digital avatars on Facebook, supposedly representing ourselves. We do live a post-apocalyptic life. And don't even need an Armageddon. So let's dress if there was no tomorrow. For god's sake! /HORST
Photos Jean Baptiste Mondino Styling Judy Blame Magazine The Face, August 1993
One might have already noticed a certain fascination for tribal tattoos. But a Horst knows no mercy. And he wants it all. He wants it back. Here and now. What am I talking about? Piercings and techno grunge fetish wear. /HORST