We've always had a soft spot for 2000's fashion. Definitely something was going down, technology was flourishing, American fashion was on the rise, affordable "fast fashion" was being born, Fashion TV, music culture moved fashion trends and everything was moving so fast you had to keep up. Here are some of our favorite shots of 2000's fashion brands. —
In order to support staying home, we asked a bunch of friends to play around with some of our new SS20 pieces without them knowing the items they were getting and mix them into their wardrobe. Let's stay home and have fun! —
We are excited to announce that the iconic brand from California, RODARTE, will soon be available at Apartment25 and for the first time in Mexico. The Mulleavy sisters are the mastermind behind this couture fashion label, along side this amazing journey that the brand has been through from from fashion to film, they've created from the beginning a t-shirt and sweatshirt line that captures the Californian laid back style that complements their brand in the field of street wear. —
Presented in Paris last January, CMMN SWDN will be finally in store in the next weeks. The collection is inspired by the complexity and nostalgic feeling of growing up, as Emma said "it's about going back to an analog time". Check out the collection. —
Check out our new editorial shoot we did for Spring Summer 2018 in Mexico City collaborating with our always amazing team; photographer Tony Solis, stylist Roberto Sánchez, Karla Donato and model Juan Cruz Núñez featuring pieces from Études, CMMN SWDN, Schnayderman´s, Weimar Youths & more. —
Check out our new editorial shoot we did for Spring Summer 2017 in Mexico City collaborating with an amazing team; photographer Tony Solis, stylist Roberto Sánchez, Adrián González and model Tay Godsey featuring pieces from Wood Wood, CMMN SWDN, Soulland & more. —
Our friends Emma & Saif from CMMN SWDN just presented their SS18 collection in Paris a few week ago at Paris Fashion Week. This collection was inspired by the Art Deco Movement and 70's artist Leonard Horowitz. —