032c is the bi-annual culture magazine-cum-apparel brand covering art, fashion and politics, which has reached something of cult-status since its inception.

It was founded by Joerg Koch in 2000 in Berlin, and has been hailed for its in-depth retrospectives on designers and artists such as Pablo Picasso, Azzedine Alaia, Rei Kawakubo, Raf Simmons and Nicolas Ghesquiere, along with editorials featuring Kim & Kanye, Angela Merkel, Bella Hadid and Frank Ocean.

The brand started out with highly-coveted streetwear merch in 2016, including T-shirts, motocross jerseys and socks, with garments flying off the shelves. Fast-forward to the present and the brand has morphed into a fully-fledged fashion label in its own right, with some notable collaborations along the way, including adidas, Stüssy, Alyx, Gosha, Dave’s NY, Swarovski and Justin O’Shea’s SSS World Corp.

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Since its debut Spring/Summer 2011 collection, Children of The Discordance has become the harmonious composition of designer Hideaki Shikama’s disparate influences. Listing everything from Mexico’s Zapatista Army of National Liberation, to the Arabickeffiyeh headdress as reference points, Shikama has managed to leverage his unwavering curiosity to create a genre-free brand, plump with intriguing narrative.

Bandana print is now Children of the discordance's signature pattern and it's back in force for the new season. Contemporary twists on tie-dye and vintage T-shirts transformed by patchwork further amplify the collection's punchiness, but the lavish fabrication and accessible cuts ground the high-flying visuals.

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