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The Clothing of the Guilty: The Trousers for Deep Pockets and Short Arms

Completely Hand-Stitched Denim Waist Overalls:
Size: Waist: 32 Length: 40
Denim: 12.5 oz Cone Mills Red Line Selvedge
Made using the complete bolt width (no rear or front seams)
Features: single piece fly, waist-cinch, oak buttons and hand-bound buttonholes
Every stitch done by hand by Cameron Foden
Construction time: 97 hours

The Clothing of the Guilty: The Shawl of Lies

Made from a piece of shuttle loom wool given to Cameron’s mother whilst doing aid work in Afghanistan in 2001

 

Raf Simons

In February Cameron began an internship within the Raf Simons design team.

Cold Method

In January Cameron moved to Amsterdam to assist Dieter de Cock and his design team at Cold Method.

The Clothing of the Guilty: The Jacket of Chris Hani

Completely Hand-Stitched Denim Jacket:

Denim: 11oz deadstock red line selvedge

Features zinc buttons with rampant lions, undercollar padstitched with French canvas, felled seams all round and bias-bound armholes

Construction time: 312 hours

Every stitch done by Cameron Foden

Made in Antwep, Belgium

Print Press

Vogue Homme International (Fall/Winter 2012)

- Mask from Monsters of Empire styled by Robbie Spencer and photographed by Mario Sorrenti

GQ Style Germany (Fall/Winter 2012)

Sportswear International (July/August 2011)

Family Happiness

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Monsters of Empire Lookbook

2nd Bachelor Collection -

“Monsters of Empire”  – a series exploring the ills when the clothing of monsters is shrugged off onto men.

The process involved constructing 5 large sculptures (not pictured), for which oversized clothing and accessories were made, these were then taken off the sculptures and worn by men.

- South Africa 1902 – “Obviously all heavy crimson drapes have gilded fringing”

- Londonderry 1972 – “Thankfully most errant rounds don’t hit the belt itself”

- Afghanistan 2001 – “We remove deck-nails like we remove fingernails – slowly.”

- Kenya 1952 – “Terribly sorry, but I cannot understand you – it sounds as if my hands are blocking your throat”

(Backpack not pictured)

- India 1857 – “Now, my son, fetch the cannons and the rope, for I will teach you how we control dissidence”

(Bed Overcoat not pictured)

Images: Stephen Morris

The Bier Series Part II: The Inversion Layer (Isaiah 45:2)

an ongoing collaboration with photographer Brett Rubin

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Monsters of Empire coming soon

“Monsters of Empire” will be showcased at the Antwerp Academy Show 2011 on the 16/17/18 of June.

More information here

The Clothing of the Guilty: The Trousers of Tom Robinson

Completely Hand-Stitched Selvedge Jeans:
Size: Waist: 31 Length: 34 (adjustable rear seam allows for waist 29 to 34)
Made from 12oz Sanforized Japanese Denim from Nihon Mills in the Okayama Prefecture
Selvedge belt loops and coin pocket
Oak Buttons with hand-sewn buttonholes
Hand embroidered name tags sewn on over-dyed cobalt cotton
Hand written text on pocketing made from a Military deadstock linen bedsheet dated 1966

Every stitch done by hand by Cameron Foden
Construction time: 105 hours of spare time outside of the Antwerp Academy over the course of 3 months

Made in Antwerp, Belgium

Monsters of Empire – Under Construction part 2

Original design illustration: “Phlegethon Calling”

Interpretation in real (minus final paint layers, jacket and puttees):