Edwin Antonio and Leaf Greener Book Officially Delayed Due to the Coronavirus Outbreak

Mar 23, 2020

NEW YORK, March 23, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Edwin Antonio's book will be manufactured in Italy and was supposed to start production in April 2020 for release in May 2020, its release was postponed due to the current situation in Italy and the COVID-19 virus. It will be titled "Runway Dreams" and the cover will be with the Michael Kors Collection. Published by Australia-based company T&G Publishing.

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Courtesy of Edwin Antonio

Courtesy of Edwin Antonio

"Among the Future" is a project that consists of creating a color collaboration between the trousseau of Michael Kors, Maison Valentino, Jonathan Cohen, Balmain, Jean Paul Gaultier, Marc Jacobs, Balenciaga, Alberta Ferretti, among other designers. With 110 new artworks by Edwin Antonio using paintings from past centuries. It also presents what these pieces what these would look like in different fractions of time, representing how fashion evolves and looks different, from season to season, when several paintings from different centuries are presented. It is a fusion between a photo, painting and a fashion piece.

ABOUT LEAF GREENER:

Leaf Greener is a fashion editor, writer, stylist and consultant, who collaborates with famous luxury brands worldwide. Leaf is a native of Beijing, where she studied at the Central Academy of Fine Art. She also earned a bachelor's degree in fashion design at LaSalle College International and Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology. She established her name as a Senior Fashion Editor for Condé Nast China's Self Magazine. In 2008, Leaf was appointed to take on the role of Senior Fashion Editor in Shanghai for China's most widely-read, very highly-regarded fashion publication, ELLE China. 

From 2015 to 2016, Leaf worked as a guest editor for Vogue China magazine and Vogue Mini (Vogue China's digital magazine). Since 2019, Leaf has had a regular column at YOHO Magazine. 

In 2017, Leaf was appointed as contributing editor at InStyle China. In 2018, Leaf was one of the jury members at Hyères Festival in France and at ITS (International Talent Support) in Italy. 

Leaf is the founder of LEAF WeChat magazine, which has been featured in Business of Fashion, WWD, Vogue, Self Service magazine, Forbes and the New York Times. Leaf has been named one of Business of Fashion's "BOF 500" list since 2013. In 2019, she was named one of the Top 200 Art World Influencers by The Art Gorgeous magazine. 

ABOUT EDWIN ANTONIO:

Edwin Antonio is a 25 year old Puerto Rican Fine Art Photographer and Visual Artist based in New York & Puerto Rico. His work has been seen in Telegraph Fashion Magazine, Vogue China, Vogue Spain, Vogue Italia, Imagen Magazine and has made Collaborations with Versace, Alberta Ferretti, Elie Saab, Loewe, Acne Studios, Stella McCartney, Balmain, among others.

Description of the projects: "I want to create a color contrast between the garment and particular paintings from the past centuries. It also presents how these pieces would look in diverse fractions of time during the past eras. Depicting how fashion evolves and looks different yet timeless when presented in various paintings from various centuries. It is a synergy between a photo, painting and a piece of fashion."

Artist Statement

"With my works I transform museums into catwalks, into a hallucinogenic show where the models are transmuted into charming Aphrodites that walk under my imagination."

LINKS AND MEDIA:

COVER TEASER MICHAEL KORS COLLECTION FW19-20: 
https://app.box.com/s/x633nl4sfsthaxeehp7nr46gun92g70n 
Artwork: Edwin Antonio
Runway: Courtesy of Michael Kors

EDWIN ANTONIO PORTRAIT:
https://app.box.com/s/aa6heeucajv04vatjplj1tx01mzbu87c 
Photo credit: Tamara Figueroa

Instagram: @edwinantonioofficial 
Website: www.edwinantonionyc.com 
Pre-order sign up link: www.edwinantonionyc.com/runway-dreams

Contact Information:

Leaf Greener:
[email protected]

Edwin Antonio:
[email protected]
+1 787 413 0719

SOURCE Edwin Antonio

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