Posted Dec 17, 2012
by gravitypope
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acne, robert geller, WANT Les Essentiels, comme des garcons, aesop, chruchs, saturdays
gravitypope Gift Guide No. 03 'The Globetrotter'
Your friend The Globetrotter is always on the go. Your relationship
is typically based on short long distance phone calls, and time spent
together is rare but cherished. Lets be honest, despite traveling the wolrd,
living out of a travel bag can be tough. So why not shop for The Globetrotter
in your life by gifting necessities that are both classic & stylish for wherever
life takes them?
Acne Wall Street Blazer | Paul Smith Button Up | Comme
des Garcons SHIRT Camo Cardi | Saturdays Mike Sneakler |
Robert Geller Andreas Frames | Churchs Caldecott Book |
Aesop New York Travel Kit | WANT Narita iPad Case |
WANT Linate Overnight Bag
Items available in shop, online...and quite possibly on sale!
Posted Oct 28, 2012
by gravitypope
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common projects, robert geller
We've just recieved our latest offering from Common Projects for Robert Geller. The two brands have come together in the past and these latest styles prove that this collaboration gets better with time.
I mean, just look at those chelsea boots.
Fall 2012 Common Projects for Robert Geller now available
in shop & online.
Posted Jul 6, 2010
by Bianca Kristensen
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robert geller
Although it seems as though we've just
finally reached the tip of summer, retailers have
been working on Fall collections since winter. To
pre-stoke your fire a little bit, here's a few
snaps we snuck in at our Robert Geller F2010
buy in New York this past January...
(Look it's Robert Geller himself!)
Posted Mar 22, 2010
by Bianca Kristensen
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robert geller
MEET DAVID
1. Sunglasses
2. Mirrored Lens
3. Clear Lens
ALL ROBERT GELLER
SPRING/SUMMER 2010
EYEWEAR, $250 CAD
Posted Mar 22, 2010
by Bianca Kristensen
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robert geller
Field Jacket,
$725 CAD
Dip Died Crewneck,
$265 CAD
Zip-up Hoodie,
$280 CAD
Raglan L/S Shirt,
$245 CAD
Cadet Jacket,
$550 CAD
Leather Jacket,
$1975 CAD
Linen Blazer,
$675 CAD
Linen Pant,
$395 CAD
Cotton/Wool Jersey Cardigan,
$230 CAD
Plaid Button-up,
$275 CAD
Ribbed Button-up,
$275 CAD
These Spring 2010 styles
and more now available
in-store & online.
Posted Feb 25, 2010
by Bianca Kristensen
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robert geller
SELECT SPRING/SUMMER 2010
STYLES NOW AVAILABLE
IN STORES AND ONLINE.
Posted Feb 8, 2009
by Emanuel
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robert geller
Back in August,
Dazed Digital asked
Robert Geller to document the process leading up to his Spring/Summer '09 runway show, summarizing Geller's inspiration very nicely:
Gypsies and Eastern European ideals of masculinity was the starting point for the collection, translating to military style detailing, Cossack inspired jackets and a certain Gothic formality. In a menswear season dominated by sporty casualness, this was a different vision of smoky, rugged elegance.
Men.style.com:"The concept Geller claimed as his inspiration this season: men in Eastern Europe, hanging tough to survive, finding it hard to show their sensitive side."
Robert Geller Long Sleeve Back Combo Shirt, $310
CAD
Robert Geller Linen Cocktail Jacket, $1125
CAD
Robert Geller Ribbon Tie, $175
CAD
Robert Geller Leather Zipper Bomber, $2350
CAD
Robert Geller Oversized Lightweight Coat, $915
CAD
Robert Geller Linen Cocktail Vest, $520
CAD
Robert Geller Long Sleeve Pencil Line T-Shirt, $225
CAD
Robert Geller Thick Knit Layered Cardigan, $560
CAD
Robert Geller Thick Knit Layered Cardigan, $595
CAD
Posted Dec 16, 2008
by Emanuel
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Posted Oct 7, 2008
by Emanuel
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robert geller
A week or so of prolonged summer weather here in Edmonton had people forgetting about those chilly nights of fall. But rest assured, it's getting darker and colder. Stay warm (yet stylish, naturally) with the newest
Robert Geller arrivals.
Robert Geller Blouson Ribbed Hem Blazer, $750 CAD
Robert Geller Toggle Parka with Hood, $895 CAD
Robert Geller Arctic Bomber Leather Jacket, $2195 CAD
Robert Geller Field Jacket, $975 CAD
Robert Geller Flight Jacket, $875 CAD
Robert Geller Braided Cardigan with Hood, $995 CADPurchase of these items through
gravitypope.com is currently in the works. Please email us at our locations in
Edmonton or
Vancouver until then if you have any questions!
Posted Aug 25, 2008
by ari
in
robert geller
Interview: Robert Geller's Fierce Menswear Game
August 12th, 2008 - New York
With so many designers vying for the top spot,
menswear in New York is a competitive game. Though the verdict is still out as to who will rise, German-born designer Robert Geller is a safe bet.
Geller (formerly of Cloak) churns out fiercely cut garments in none too precious fabrics that are frippery free and infectiously cool. We recently caught up with the New York-based Geller, who told us how his eponymous brand got started, what gets his creative juices flowing and dished his advice on how men can look good.
JC Report: Tell us how and why you started your label Robert Geller.
Robert Geller: After leaving
Cloak, I started working with a small womenswear collection. Working in womenswear is fascinating, but I knew in my mind that I wasn't done with menswear. One day, I received a call from a foreign investor who expressed their desire to support a new collection under the Robert Geller name. After much planning, negotiations and a lot of traveling, I launched my first season in autumn/winter of '07-'08.
JCR: What gets your creative juices flowing?
RG: I tend to be inspired by places and time-periods that I find fascinating. For instance, the fall collection started by looking into Prussia in the mid-19th century. I pictured it as very dark and at a time where there was an intense curiosity to understand the world. These images build in my mind as I start researching the subject. It isn't really referencing the reality of how men were dressed at the time, but more of what I would have wanted them to look like.
JCR: Your price point is really attractive, but your offerings do not sacrifice quality. How do you balance the creative and the commercial aspects of your work?
RG: I have great people who I work with in all aspects of the business. Production and quality is something we take very seriously. We continue to research and work hard to find out ways we can offer good price points without sacrificing the quality.
JCR: There are so many menswear designers in New York. How do you stay competitive?
RG: There are many US-based designers getting a lot of attention now, which brings general interest to all of us. I can't remember a time when so many US designers have done so well. It is an exciting time, especially in menswear and I'm very happy to be a part of it.
JCR: How do you compare menswear between New York and Europe?
RG: I think that the atmosphere in Europe is much stricter. Because of the sense of history there, it takes much longer for a new designer to be accepted and receive proper attention. New York is supportive of young talent especially in menswear. I think that over here we're all happy to see local talent emerging.
JCR: What is your best style advice for men?
RG: Do not take it too seriously. The most stylish people all seem to have a lot of fun with the way they dress. It has to be natural and fitting to your personality.
This interview was conducted by Robert Cordero.
Posted Jun 9, 2008
by Emanuel
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Posted Mar 30, 2008
by Emanuel
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One half of the designing team behind esteemed fashion label, Cloak (now defunct),
Robert Geller has since moved on designing for his own line. For Spring/Summer '08, Geller draws inspiration from the sensible utilitarian style of German art-icon Joseph Beuys and the extremes of the goth, punk and skate cultures of the '80s.
Robert Geller Contrast Insert Blazer, $675 CAD
Robert Geller Long-Sleeved Pleated Arm Hole Shirt, $190 CAD
(with Acne Jeans Max Wool Trouser, $300 CAD)
Robert Geller Jacket with Exposed Facing, $585Â CAD
Robert Geller Long-Sleeved Textured Shirt, $170 CAD
Robert Geller Long-Sleeved Contrast Collar Shirt, $170Â CAD
Robert Geller Contrast Insert Trouser, $325Â CAD
Robert Geller Fencing Jacket with Snaps, $425 CAD
(with Acne Jeans Max in Easy Wash, $300 CAD)
Robert Geller Hooded Rain Jacket, $475Â CAD
Robert Geller Square Sunglasses, $195 CADIt is no surprise that Geller has been gaining so much prestige within the men's fashion industry as one as New York's most anticipated designers. Be sure to watch out for more from Geller at Gravity Pope Tailored Goods!
