Samuel and Stephen's Works

2024.10.08

Subsequence is an experimental media project that discovers and disseminates topics related to crafts and culture from around the world through an alternative perspective. The work of London based photographer, Samuel Bradley and stylist Stephen Mann has been featured since the inaugural issue as a visvim WMV fashion editorial within the pages of the magazine, which acts as the primary medium for presenting content. For each feature, the only direction given from the editorial team is that the piece aligns with the magazine's theme for that edition. The repeat editorial feature overflows with the creativity of the pair and is simply a beautifully crafted story. We always prefer to have readers enjoy our content by viewing the impactful work in our large format print publication, however we have opted to introduce some of the content here for viewing.

"OLD VISVIM NEVER DIES" featuring WMV products

2024.10.01

There is one thing you begin to realize as you collect vintage things. That is the fact that you do not often come across women's pieces.

WMV Fall and Winter 2024

2024.09.10

The consistent theme for "WMV" is "be comfortable." It is my hope to create pieces that are truly comfortable to wear and can also be worn in a great variety of ways.

WMV VISVIM CARMEL

2023.11.07

Carmel by the Sea is located south of the Monterey Peninsula in Northern California. In this small beach city with a modest population of around 3,000 people we will open a new store, WMV VISVIM CARMEL.

WMV VISVIM

2020.02.25

Built originally as a private abode in the 1970s on the banks of the Meguro River, WMV VISVIM TOKYO has been renovated using a form of residential architecture similar to that of traditional Japanese tea house aesthetics. Original materials have been maintained in many of the main structures within the building such as columns, beams, and roofing, while other constructive elements have been built off designs by Hiroki Nakamura.

VISVIM SHOW

2017.01.26

About a year ago, I was invited to do a show in Firenze. I wondered how we could exhibit our collection in a format that was completely unlike anything we had ever done before? What will the atmosphere be like if we presented our products and ourselves in a runway show?