Paul Toner

1 week ago | usa.10magazine.com | Paul Toner

Jean Paul Gaultier has found its new creative director in the form of Dutch designer Duran Lantink. Aesthetically daring and full of fascinating ideas, Lantink will be in charge of revitalising the house's ready-to-wear division, which has been put on pause since 2014. He is the first designer to take the helm of the legendary Paris house following Gaultier's retirement in 2020.

1 week ago | 10magazine.com | Paul Toner

Dressing for the slopes just got a whole lot more interesting. For his AW24 collection, the Hague-born, soon to be Paris-based designer Duran Lantink, 36, took après-ski wear to realms never seen before. Think kitschy sweaters transformed into barely-there hot pants that jutted outwards from the hips, cartoonish long johns with quarterback-like padded shoulders and puffer jackets that were chopped and changed to morph into club-ready twinsets.

1 week ago | 10magazine.com | Paul Toner

Jean Paul Gaultier has found its new creative director in the form of Dutch designer Duran Lantink. Aesthetically daring and full of fascinating ideas, Lantink will be in charge of revitalising the house’s ready-to-wear division, which has been put on pause since 2014. He is the first designer to take the helm of the legendary Paris house following Gaultier’s retirement in 2020.

1 week ago | 10magazine.com | Paul Toner

Aside from the clothes, the first thing you remember from a legendary fashion show is its soundtrack. Inside 10 Magazine Issue 74, we spotlight 10 musicians and sound engineers who are adept in masterminding catwalk scores that have gone on to become certified fashion moments in their own right. Next up, Pascal Moscheni. With his ongoing collaboration with JW Anderson, Moscheni has crafted highly impactful catwalk musical moments and put music at the heart of the show experience.

1 week ago | 10magazine.com | Paul Toner

While the future of nightlife remains clouded by the smoke of uncertainty – with the ripple effect of lockdowns, strict council regulations and financial demands from landlords leading to the shuttering of 65 UK clubs in 2024 – our dance floors have never been more exciting.