Maria ke Fisherman: Cyberpunk Clothing
IN THE WEEKLY RUBRIC "NEW MARK" Wonderzine presents young designers and tells where and how you can buy their things. Our heroes this week are the founders of the Maria Ke Fisherman Hels-Gothic brand Maria Lemus and Victor Alonso, showing things at the intersection of cyberpunk, street and sports fashion, as well as inspired by TLC and Spice Girls concert costumes.
Spanish young brand Maria ke Fisherman was founded in 2011. Its creators Maria and Victor met at a party in Madrid and could not part. They decided: they will create bold and sexy things from the future. Maria studied fashion and took on the design and design of things, while Victor had a scientific background behind her back, so he concentrated on technology and working with prints.
Spanish designers mix cyberpunk, style of Spanish ravers, as well as characters from Japanese films like "Shark Skin Man and Peach Hip Girl" and "Ichi the Killer". In their collections there are both women's and men's things: dresses and skirts with zippers and cuts, wide trousers with pockets, latex crop tops, mini mesh, powerful jackets. In their shootings, they complement the images with cosmic pigtails and shoes on the platform. Mark was noticed almost immediately by singer Azilia Banks, as well as rapper and stripper Brooke Candy, who is also known for the clip “Genesis” of young pop diva Grimes.
Inspiration usually comes to us after a series of parties, when both have a terrible hangover. We think that our clothes could be worn by Trinity from the Matrix, if she went to relax at the resort with Miley Cyrus. In general, the girls who wear Maria ke Fisherman, have a strong character, they are self-sufficient, feminine and sexy. Sex is a relationship, and clothing is only a catalyst. To wear something open, you need to feel your sexuality. Today girls are more explosive - and we like it!
Where to buy Maria ke Fisherman stuff
Maria and Victor's things can be found at Opening Ceremony in New York and Los Angeles, at glazedshop.com in Paris, at faketokyo.com in Tokyo, at labandid.com in Canada. In addition, designers can be contacted directly by writing to [email protected].