JTBYJT Collection | BAFWeek | Buenos Aires (ARG) | By Michael Gannon

After the impressive Dubie Collection show at Designers Week, Michael Gannon caught the JTBYJT show at the beautiful “Club atletico Atlanta club’. The room was filled with neon lights and huge mirrors reflecting the vibrant colours of the garments during the runway show.

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Dubie Collection | Designers week | Buenos Aires (ARG) | By Michael Gannon

As part of our coverage of the Buenos Aires Fashion Week IDMCo's Michael Gannon attended the Dubie Collection show at Designers Week at the Esmeralda building in central Buenos Aires.

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Travel Almanac I Issue 12 | Berlin (GER) | By Lee Fleming

The latest publication addition for the IDMCO team is one of our travel companion favourites. Travel Almanac Issue 12 features people of note including Taryn Simon, Whit Stillman, Anna Cleveland and Dev Hynes (aka Blood Orange). Pick up the latest copy of Travel Almanac from their website and/or selected stockists.

Lookbook | Nød Autumn/Winter 2017 Collection | Buenos Aires | By Michael Gannon

IDMCO's Michael Gannon recently shot the upcoming Autumn/Winter 2017 lookbook for Buenos Aires-based designer Nød. Entitled Quinto, Nød's Autumn/Winter 2017 collection is inspired by school uniforms and is an ode to the carefree youth and that we once were. The collection consists of a mixture of oversized silhouettes with rigid typologies. Signs and symbols are taken from the world of school uniforms (garments, symbols, colour palettes and textiles) and re-designed through experimentation to generate deconstructed, fragmented basics, which allude to multiplicity.

View the Nød Autumn/Winter 2017 lookbook on their website.

Wm. Mulherin Sons | Philadelphia (USA) | By Lee Fleming

The IDMCO team have a soft for well-considered interiors so it was safe to say we'd have a soft spot for Philadelphia-based restaurant and boutique hotel Wm. Mulherin Sons. Having initially opened the Wm. Mulherin Sons wood-fired Italian restaurant in March 2016 and have recently expanded with the revealing of their four-room hotel which occupies the two floors that sit above the restaurant.

Led by executive chef Chris Painter, Wm. Mulherin Sons team which includes Chef de Cuisine John Taus serves up a seasonally driven menu that's casual but sophisticated, emphasizing the smokiness and char that true wood-fired cooking makes possible. Painter's well-considered cuisine is a preserved nod to the Fishtown icon of the early 20th Century Mulherin whiskey business.

The Wm. Mulherin Sons hotel has been as carefully thought out as its downstairs counterpart with four beautifully designed rooms that have been furnished to complement the buildings rich heritage. The mix of new and old sees king size beds and custom-made furniture sit alongside a selection of handpicked artwork, fixtures, vintage rugs, living plants and cacti.

To read more about the Wm. Mulherin Sons on their website.