It is interesting to observe the very obvious differences between Monarchy’s “punk” aggressive street styling and the much more tailored and relaxed feel of Mik Cire. From the calm palette to the roomy cuts, it might be difficult for someone to tell that the two labels were designed by the same man.
story by Seth Friedermann
photos by Sandy Ramirez
“Dude, it’s clothing, I’m a designer, its just about making cool clothes. I can stand here and try to be some cool artist, and switch up and make it into something it’s not, but at the end of the day its just about making something that I think is cool.”
This bit of unpretentiousness has been brought to you by Eric Kim, designer of The Monarchy Collection and this, his recently launched Mik Cire label. It is interesting to observe the very obvious differences between Monarchy’s “punk” aggressive street styling and the much more tailored and relaxed feel of Mik Cire. From the calm palette to the roomy cuts, it might be difficult for someone to tell that the two labels were designed by the same man. Difficult if you don’t know high quality tailoring craft they display. For all of the cool and comfortable look of the primarily cotton Mik Cire Spring 2011 collection, there was a lot of structure and impressive tailoring going on. Continue reading “Mik Cire – Spring 2011 – New York”