Dispatch From Milan And Paris Men’s Fashion Weeks
A kiki with creative director and artist Tyler Mazaheri and model Jake Fleming.
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The Clutch is a monthly column written by the fashion aficionado, Hunter Shires, better known online as High End Homo. Keeping up with the ever-evolving fashion landscape can be a daunting task for many, as sifting through archives of runway shows, editorial campaigns, and pop culture requires a significant time investment. Hunter will give you the 411, and is dedicated to doing all the dirty work for you.
With experience as a fashion photographer, creative director, content creator, and Ford Model, Tyler Mazaheri can be spotted attending numerous shows this season. Brought to you by thé High End Hom, is Tyler's two eyes and personal takes during this hot Parisian fashion week.
Through his lens, Tyler has captured the essence of fashion today. His vision and ability to evoke latent emotions have garnered him recognition and admiration from both peers and enthusiasts alike. You can catch a glimpse at his portfolio via his Instagram page, where he’s developed a clear visual narrative. As we dive into our conversation, we'll explore Tyler's experiences, discovering what he's been loving and perhaps even what he's been hating during this exhilarating journey. So without further ado let's have a Kiki with Tyler Mazaheri to uncover the surprisingly vibrant world of men's fashion week, explore the captivating moments on and off the runway, the designers who have left an indelible mark, and the unfolding trends that continue to shape the industry.
Tyler Mazaheri
Tyler: I literally slept through Doublet, and I was like oh my god fuck me.
Hunter: Let me hit record real quick on this Zoom call. LMFAO noooo, the girls have been working, the girls are tired, and it's hot.
Tyler: The past week I’ve been going to bed at 5am every night, so last night I didn’t go to any afterparties and my body thought I was done. It’s the hottest day of the week since I got here. It’s literally in the 90s.
Hunter: It never fails to amaze me why brands dress VIPs in their Fall/Winter collections during their Summer shows and vice versa. It makes no fucking sense.
Tyler: It never made sense to me, especially because in Paris they love to have outdoor shows. They should be dressing from the Spring/Summer collection.