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Liam Gallagher wearing 71231 Glass Cover-TC from Autumn_Winter ’024-‘025, taken from ‘Community as a Form of Research’. 71231 Glass Cover-TC: Parka made of a polyester mesh protected by a semi-gloss transparent polyurethane film, moderately windproof and rainproof. The garment dyeing procedure colours the polyurethane film. Thanks to its transparency, the coloured film reveals the texture of the underlying mesh, for an 'under glass' effect. Inside, padded light nylon canvas lining. #StoneIslandAW24 #TheCompassInside

Peggy Gou wearing 41419 Nylon Metal in ECONYL® in a special colourway available exclusively on stoneisland.com around the world.   The iconic Nylon Metal fabric is composed of a dye-resistant black polyester woven with nylon that does absorb colour, creating the material’s signature iridescence. The online exclusive down jacket is defined by a particular metallic sheen with polyester details that retain their original hue, contrasting with the rest of the garment.   #StoneIslandAW24 #TheCompassInside

Stone Island Stellina for Autumn_Winter ‘024-‘025.   The introduction of highly functional GORE-TEX pieces is the core this season of Stone Island Stellina, the collection centred on a layered performance wardrobe. Garments such as a padded down jacket and hooded shell jacket have a 100% recycled BIONIC Polyester textile made from 50% plastic collected from oceans, and 50% post-consumer plastic waste, which is bonded to a waterproof and breathable GORE-TEX laminate.    Musician, and Professional Skateboarder Sage Elsesser, who is also featured in the new Autumn_Winter ‘024-‘025 campaign as part of the ‘Community as a Form of Research’ project, showcases the new Stone Island Stellina line which is cut ergonomically to allow ease of performance and movement. Colours are matt, for a unified urban performance look.    Discover more at stoneisland.com   #StoneIslandAW24 #TheCompassInside

MATERIAL RESEARCH ‘984 - ‘024’ A new exhibition in collaboration with Holt Renfrew celebrating over four decades of material innovation, showing at Holt Renfrew Ogilvy in Montreal until October 27, 2024.

Davide Garzetti wears a 412G1 3L Gore-Tex Made with Recycled Bionic Polyester Face_Stone Island Stellina down parka in the Autumn_Winter ’024-‘025 campaign, taken from ‘Community as a Form of Research’. The BIONIC recycled polyester textile surface of this GORE-TEX material is made from 50% plastic collected from coastal environments through the mission of the BIONIC team and 50% post-consumers plastic general wastes. The fabric is bonded to the durably waterproof, windproof and breathable high-performance GORE-TEX membrane. The intangible internal protection mesh is as well made of 100% recycled and solution dyed polyester, reducing the usage of water and chemical agents. The heat seam-taped garment is treated with a PFC-free anti-drop agent. The garment is padded with the finest feathers. RDS - Responsible Down Standard certified. #StoneIslandAW24 #TheCompassInside

Stone Island presents a new pop-up store at Ginza Six in Tokyo, open until January 14, 2025, featuring a concept that reflects the brands codes of innovation and functionality combined with an edgy and industrial atmosphere. The space showcases the Autumn_Winter ‘024-‘025 collection including Stone Island Ghost pieces, derived from the concept of camouflage, and a Diagonal Nylon Down Jacket available exclusively at Ginza Six.   #StoneIslandAW24

Nat Faulkner is showing his work at Frieze London with Brunette Coleman in ‘Focus’ – supported by Stone Island. He calls analogue photography a ‘magical practice’ and his work has a distinctively irregular, organic quality, the result of a ‘palette’ of expired chemicals and other variables. Faulkner references 19th-century pioneers of photography, for whom every picture was an expedition whose destination wasn’t determined until the final print was fixed. His sculptures also employ the technology of the past, such as silvering, the process by which glass mirrors were traditionally made. Faulkner also collaborated with Stone Island to design the staff T-shirts at Frieze London 2024, making full use of the brand’s advanced pigment chemistry – spot them at the fair. Produced by Frieze Studios #FriezeLondon

At Frieze London, open until October 13, Stone Island is supporting 34 emerging gallerists as part of an ongoing partnership with the international art fair. As the Official Partner of Focus, the section of the fair dedicated to galleries founded twelve years ago or less, Stone Island offers a bursary to each participant, creating a platform for rising artists across generations, cultures, and continents. For the third time, after New York and Seoul, Stone Island has created staff T-shirts featuring the work ‘Artificial Sun II’ by Nat Faulkner, who will be showing with the London gallery Brunette Coleman as part of Focus. The original artwork will also be donated to the Photography Centre at the V&A Museum in London, made possible by the support of Stone Island. #FriezeLondon

Stone Island has taken over the windows of Harrods in London with key pieces from the Autumn_Winter ‘024-‘025 collection including an exclusive version of the President’s Knit.   The installation draws inspiration from industrial materials that evoke a factory setting, elements from the Stone Island store concept, and behind-the-scenes imagery from the campaign, as self-standing objects interact with the products on display. #StoneIslandAW24 #TheCompassInside

The Autumn_Winter '024-‘025 campaign featuring Carlo Rivetti in the 559A9 Cotton Chenille President’s Knit as seen on Corso Garibaldi in Milan. #StoneIslandAW24 #TheCompassInside