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10 : 09 : 2015 Samuel Yang : Central Saint Martins : Central Saint Martins MA

Global – Fashion designer Samuel Yang is shunning the runway and taking his designs on the road.

  • The Central Saint Martins MA graduate decided to ditch the anticipated London runway show
  • Yang will present his latest collection in Los Angeles, where, in the spirit of Playing Patience, his designs will be encased in ice blocks
Spring/summer 2016 collection by Samuel Yang. Exhibition in collaboration with Milka Djordjevich, LA Spring/summer 2016 collection by Samuel Yang. Exhibition in collaboration with Milka Djordjevich, LA
Spring/summer 2016 collection by Samuel Yang. Exhibition in collaboration with Milka Djordjevich, LA Spring/summer 2016 collection by Samuel Yang. Exhibition in collaboration with Milka Djordjevich, LA
Spring/summer 2016 collection by Samuel Yang. Exhibition in collaboration with Milka Djordjevich, LA Spring/summer 2016 collection by Samuel Yang. Exhibition in collaboration with Milka Djordjevich, LA
Spring/summer 2016 collection by Samuel Yang. Exhibition in collaboration with Milka Djordjevich, LA Spring/summer 2016 collection by Samuel Yang. Exhibition in collaboration with Milka Djordjevich, LA

For the launch of his spring/summer 2016 collection, which explores rubber as a material expression of the body, London-based Yang is setting up shop in Los Angeles, teaming up with choreographer and performance artist Milka Djordjevich.

‘Since I graduated I went straight on to develop a series of site-specific projects. I would like to go to a city, stay for a week and a half, find a location and realise a collaborative project with local creatives,’ says Yang.

This dynamic approach, for which Yang is becoming well known, was a decision born from the designer’s interest in meeting and learning from other artists around the world, and in expanding his visual language from these experiences.

The Big Picture: Yang’s approach to his work reflects a growing number of New Bricolage consumers, cultural grazers who are constantly on the move. Find out more by booking your place at Beyond Borders, our Autumn/Winter 2015 Trend Briefing.

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