oki-ni STYLED by Julian Ganio

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oki-ni present what is without a doubt one of their strongest STYLED features, styled by Julian Ganio and art directed by Josh Hight.

Taking inspiration from a 1984 issue of Interview Magazine as well as glitches on screens, corrupted image files, television static and all things beautifully accidental in the world of digital errors. Whether or not the styling in this feature is your thing isn’t important, it’s how it interacts with the concept and art direction of the whole shoot, which is incredible. It’s a simple idea executed very well. It comes as no surprise when you learn that Julian Ganio is the fashion director at Fantastic Man and Josh Hight has worked with the likes of 10, GQstyle, UnderCurrent Magazine and Liberty to name a few.

Head over to oki-ni to see the images in full and browse the products in the looks.

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One of three co-founders at THE DAILY STREET, Alex is our Editor-in-Chief, overseeing all TDS activity. Outside of TDS, Alex is a respected creative in his own right, from art directing club nights (comm•une) to consulting for some of the largest global brands.

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  • http://www.chapmanbags.com JohnHP

    Very interesting shoot, it’s amazing how the screen glitches actually add more interest to the pieces being shown. We recently collaborated with Julian Ganio for our Camo Collection- he is great to work with.