Ken Sakata
Everything Ken personally uses, recommends, or has created — plus things they don't recommend — sourced from their own show and appearances on other podcasts.
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"Uniqlo. Ubiquity, baby."
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"I look at Grace Wales Bonner, who's just taken over Hermès men, I believe. But she's such an extraordinary designer because she can draw upon her weapons."
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"So Banana Republic made up a term for these trousers called the Gurkha trouser... they made it up because Banana Republic sold military surplus, and they ran out of surplus. So they made their own."
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"Right now there's a designer called Haider Ackermann. He's taken over house Tom Ford, which is always about sensuality and sexuality... his work is really astounding."
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"What I thought was cool at the time was like a version of a Carhartt worker jacket, I guess."
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"So it's basically a big trade show that takes over one suburb in Paris and lasts for a week... Best case scenario, 30% of what I design will be sold to a shop."
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"Like Acronym is very different aesthetically from my stuff, like very different, but idea and process and organization of those ideas. Like I understand Errolson at a kind of a deep level."
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"Jil Sander is one of my favorite brands because they occupy my favorite area of fashion, where it is incredibly intellectual but incredibly wearable. And one side doesn't need to explain to the other. You don't need to be an intellectual to enjoy the clothes."
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"And one's Post Archive Faction, who could not be more successful right now, and the fact that they're willing to spend time with me is amazing."
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"I know what not to do... Don't go to GQ and look at the five new jeans that you need to buy for winter. Like, don't do that. Do not do that."
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