i always loved undercover especially 2001 and 2002 collections, one of the first brands that got me into all this punk,rockstar things i like. one of the reasons picked up electric guitar 🤷🏽♂️
despite me personally being sceptical about religion in general, i am extremely educated on islam. being raised in a muslim household by arabic parents and being arabic myself, in my opinion the move on juns part to incorporate burqas in his show isn't necessarily offense in any way. in the muslim religion the purpose of hijabs and burqas is primarily to promote modesty, and perhaps jun was making a statement about modesty within the world of fashion and western culture in general. on the other hand this move on juns part couldve been done with the intention of publicity to bring attention towards 9/11 and push forward his name and brand in the world of fashion. personally i think it's a statement of the duality of culture. And how the perspective of western culture in general opposes that of the ideologies of middle eastern culture in terms of how women are perceived and valued. jus my opinion, but what do i know im like 15 and i jus like fashion, its fun. curious what u think?
great video! you definitely achieve your goal of making digestible, interesting, and educational fashion videos. i find it fascinating whenever people say that sadness inherently has more depth than happiness or that cuteness is shallow. it’s such a different way of seeing things. from my point of view, happiness and sadness are both present on a huge spectrum of emotion and can occur simultaneously, which is inherently complex. it’s not just that the dark things make the bright things brighter. it’s that happy and bright things can crop up during sad or difficult times and vise versa. there is no natural container separating happiness and sadness, so reality is often bittersweet or uncanny. i have had a tendency towards dark emotions for most of my life, and i’ve loved cute things for all of my life. there’s something about cute things that feel like a rush to me, when my brain is naturally prone to picking out the negative. i think cute things can be quite vulnerable and people respond quite strongly to the juxtaposition of the cute and the dark, to the extent that people seem to consider it morally wrong to portray the two together. as much as i hate heavy-handed edits of hello kitty with drugs and weapons, i do think that a subtle hand can make good use of the contrast between wholesome/neotenous elements and the sadness of life. i think an obvious example of this for me in fine art is yoshitomo nara. that said, cuteness in terms of mascots and other cartoonish symbols meant to drive consumption without other merits can be frustrating. i like thinking about the manipulativeness of shallow cute things like that from a design perspective, but it’s obviously something i wouldn’t buy into myself. my rant isn’t a criticism or argument against the anti-cute artists of the world. some of my favorite art came from people who i think would agree with the idea that sadness is more complex. i just personally don’t hold that viewpoint because for me there is no natural categorical or temporal distinction between sadness and happiness. life is an uncomfortable emotional soup where not every shade of emotional color has yet been catalogued by language or art. obviously, it makes it more interesting to me when people see things differently. anyway, i always look forward to seeing more videos by you, researching the things you mention, and reading interesting discussions in the comments.
Epic! Commentary while sharing screen. I love this format. Would appreciate more zoom ins to the actual looks that you like the most. So we can appreciate all the details : )
Rei is known for more than play. She has been a huge force in shaping the direction of fashion since the 80’s way before play was started… put some respect on her name 🤨
When speaking On the subject of things You have gripes with, I think the first 2 outfits to the left and right while not extravagant fit nicely and easily provide flair to an otherwise mundane outfit if worn right, but I agree with you in that second slew of photos he downright missed the mark with the skirt styling and his recent heavy use of logos
idk what jun’s interest in islam is, but i think it’s interesting to examine how cultures and religions contain multitudes. to some people, both today and throughout history, “true” christianity is conform or die. but people continue to refuse to conform, both within the christian faith and within christian-dominated cultures but outside of the faith. in countries where christianity’s dominance and strictness has waxed and waned, the fact that “true” (or strict or fundamentalist or whatever) christianity is not the only kind of response that one can have to/within christian culture/influence seems self-evident. and clearly not all muslims are jihadist, so why not allow the examination of those non-fundamentalist grey areas in islam as well? or even, why not examine fundamentalism from a non-fundamentalist point of view? when someone refers to an idea in art or on the runway, they are not always endorsing or protesting that idea. sometimes they are trying to explore the idea and to find (or push!) the boundaries where that idea begins and ends. thus, eye-catching and transluscent niquabs that follow the physical structure of niquabs but that arguably fly in the face of the intention of niquabs through material and color alone, without a cheaply scandalous tact.
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Bro your videos are great I know that you will make it out the hood
I'm on the way out thanks !
bro a 14 yr old youtuber from atlanta tryna make it out the hood 🙏💯
i always loved undercover especially 2001 and 2002 collections, one of the first brands that got me into all this punk,rockstar things i like. one of the reasons picked up electric guitar 🤷🏽♂️
That's what fashion should do, that's cool to hear
that's so awesome, i love you
Jun Takahashi also got really into running and didnt like the clothes and colors of most running stuff available so thats how Gyakusou was spawned.
Your videos are really good compared to how small this channel is atm. Love from finland!
Thank you I hope to keep improving
despite me personally being sceptical about religion in general, i am extremely educated on islam. being raised in a muslim household by arabic parents and being arabic myself, in my opinion the move on juns part to incorporate burqas in his show isn't necessarily offense in any way. in the muslim religion the purpose of hijabs and burqas is primarily to promote modesty, and perhaps jun was making a statement about modesty within the world of fashion and western culture in general. on the other hand this move on juns part couldve been done with the intention of publicity to bring attention towards 9/11 and push forward his name and brand in the world of fashion. personally i think it's a statement of the duality of culture. And how the perspective of western culture in general opposes that of the ideologies of middle eastern culture in terms of how women are perceived and valued. jus my opinion, but what do i know im like 15 and i jus like fashion, its fun. curious what u think?
btw love ur vids brah.
Getting under the cover of undercover
i love yr presentation style and concise coverage of both context and house codes. wish you had a radio show, id be a frequent caller
My biggest style inspiration. Pretty cool that hes inspired by vivian westwood because i can definitely see it in Undercover
Great Video . I feel like Jun is probably my personal favorite designer
Been looking for undercover videos and analysis
great video! you definitely achieve your goal of
making digestible, interesting, and educational fashion videos.
i find it fascinating whenever people say that sadness inherently has more depth than happiness or that cuteness is shallow. it’s such a different way of seeing things. from my point of view, happiness and sadness are both present on a huge spectrum of emotion and can occur simultaneously, which is inherently complex. it’s not just that the dark things make the bright things brighter. it’s that happy and bright things can crop up during sad or difficult times and vise versa. there is no natural container separating happiness and sadness, so reality is often bittersweet or uncanny.
i have had a tendency towards dark emotions for most of my life, and i’ve loved cute things for all of my life. there’s something about cute things that feel like a rush to me, when my brain is naturally prone to picking out the negative. i think cute things can be quite vulnerable and people respond quite strongly to the juxtaposition of the cute and the dark, to the extent that people seem to consider it morally wrong to portray the two together. as much as i hate heavy-handed edits of hello kitty with drugs and weapons, i do think that a subtle hand can make good use of the contrast between wholesome/neotenous elements and the sadness of life. i think an obvious example of this for me in fine art is yoshitomo nara.
that said, cuteness in terms of mascots and other cartoonish symbols meant to drive consumption without other merits can be frustrating. i like thinking about the manipulativeness of shallow cute things like that from a design perspective, but it’s obviously something i wouldn’t buy into myself.
my rant isn’t a criticism or argument against the anti-cute artists of the world. some of my favorite art came from people who i think would agree with the idea that sadness is more complex. i just personally don’t hold that viewpoint because for me there is no natural categorical or temporal distinction between sadness and happiness. life is an uncomfortable emotional soup where not every shade of emotional color has yet been catalogued by language or art. obviously, it makes it more interesting to me when people see things differently.
anyway, i always look forward to seeing more videos by you, researching the things you mention, and reading interesting discussions in the comments.
"Everything You Need To Know About Raf Simons" would be great
4:53 i didn’t know he took reference from the movie, ngl makes me like him more
agreed didn't know either before making the video
Uncovering undercover
I love your videos please keep up! Greetings from Austria!
Thanks!
Epic! Commentary while sharing screen. I love this format. Would appreciate more zoom ins to the actual looks that you like the most. So we can appreciate all the details : )
Thanks for the video! I've been a big fan of Jun Takahashi but I haven't heard any of his stories before!
i love ur videos, ur voice is so calming yet kinda speedy?? idk point is it’s a nice voice
Staying working is safe for me honestly especially holidays seasons
need more videos like this
Paper Doll is my favorite collection
great video. love from greece.
Body language is very very powerful and loud
Rei is known for more than play. She has been a huge force in shaping the direction of fashion since the 80’s way before play was started… put some respect on her name 🤨
the dieter rams collection
When speaking On the subject of things You have gripes with, I think the first 2 outfits to the left and right while not extravagant fit nicely and easily provide flair to an otherwise mundane outfit if worn right, but I agree with you in that second slew of photos he downright missed the mark with the skirt styling and his recent heavy use of logos
The rabbit masks were also likely inspired by the splicers in bioshock
fashionlover4 word of the day : epitome
very good job. waiting for your next vid
As a muslim I don’t mind people using the niqab or other arab attire for artistic expression only when used in a tastefull way like jun did
I love this video so much!!
Now this is who should be the LV mens designer if the company had some guts.
great video. thanks for the knowledge. you're entertaining~
Great video!
can we talk abt designer larry legaspi
I could definitely make a video down the line! Would love to learn more about him
Best fashion yt atm no bap
loved it, keep it coming :)
Ss19 men my favourite
Rei is known for more than Play
Great
this was easily 20 minutes of information disseminated in under 10 minutes
Thanks I did also speak very quickly
love undercover! but yes, some seasons aren't standouts but the womenswear is mostly fire
No reason to talk about jun if you dont talk about his superior friend takahiro first 😤😤😤
His time will come on this channel
Asltw
Actions speak louder than words CD
keep going bro u will b a big fashion youtuber
when i saw yourt humbnail i thought of eric andre's face
Lol it is eric andre
another banger
Where is the video of the fashion iceberg?
Bro like no cap I love your videos and your voice.
talk about galliano and mcqueen
Love your vids and your tiktoks bro, good work. Could you cover Belenciaga on yt?
I would appreciate if you can have a video about Junya Watanabe :)
I need sizing as in a Crewneck and I’m a US size L what do I get
maybe do a video about the of saint laurent rn or something about Hedi
Hi, I’m 180 cm, weight around 78 kg and have wider shoulders than average. What size would you recommend forma sweatshirt, an L?
In the 3rd pic from the FW06 you can see these nose rings/chains which are common in South Asian culture, does anybody understand this style choice?
do a video about how adidas just bulldozed kanye
sick vid, it's pronounced eh-pi-toe-mee
Damn you right thanks
1:50
Another great vid don’t mind me meat riding I’m j interacting so u get more attention
meat riding loll
would love to see videos from you on the likes of vivienne westwood
Yooooo
gay eric andre
Not a Muslim and history
What does jun care about islam? True Islam is the religion of conform or die, That seems completely what he's against.
idk what jun’s interest in islam is, but i think it’s interesting to examine how cultures and religions contain multitudes. to some people, both today and throughout history, “true” christianity is conform or die. but people continue to refuse to conform, both within the christian faith and within christian-dominated cultures but outside of the faith. in countries where christianity’s dominance and strictness has waxed and waned, the fact that “true” (or strict or fundamentalist or whatever) christianity is not the only kind of response that one can have to/within christian culture/influence seems self-evident. and clearly not all muslims are jihadist, so why not allow the examination of those non-fundamentalist grey areas in islam as well? or even, why not examine fundamentalism from a non-fundamentalist point of view? when someone refers to an idea in art or on the runway, they are not always endorsing or protesting that idea. sometimes they are trying to explore the idea and to find (or push!) the boundaries where that idea begins and ends.
thus, eye-catching and transluscent niquabs that follow the physical structure of niquabs but that arguably fly in the face of the intention of niquabs through material and color alone, without a cheaply scandalous tact.