Jonathan Hoyt, LA
@jonkeebong
@steveturner.la
“i have two suits that I like to wear to the artfairs, one of the two is by Jil Sander .
Upon every fair I get myself a new pair of white sneakers. If they keep white until the end of the fair? No, but doesn’t matter ! “

Max Bossier, Berlin/Copenhagen
@maxbossier
@CodeArtFair
“A blue suit, sneakers and no socks. Even in the winter. Suit without socks looks better.”

Oskar Avlskarl
@oskaravlskarl
“I just follow my mood once I wake up. I couldn’t find any other socks rather than the thick blue ones I have on right now (laughing)”

Emily Helmstedt, Copenhagen
@helmstedt_official
“I definitely wanted to wear something that relaxed my mind and soul as i knew that I would be busy at the fair. Also i choose somthing Loose that was comfortable to Wear. Is that too boring?Therefore I choosed to wear a painting i made made the surfing sea. You can almost feel the Sound of the ocean just by lookin at it ??”

Aleksandr Blanar, Moscow
@blanar
@phillipsauction
“At art fairs you need to be noticeable, but still first thing is comfort – you need to see all galleries, to meet all the people, so it should be nice but comfortable clothes.”

@pascalinesmets
@smets_gallery
@smets_store
“The skirt and the jumper feature an Art and very strong print designed by Miuccia Prada. Historical print with an interesting actual twist. This print carries lots of cultural references. Prada FW18 show was one of the strongest one and Miuccia Prada is one of the most visionary designer. I paired it with the Raf Simons iconic boots for Calvin Klein 205W39NYC. I picked my outfit very instinctively, I always like to wear Artistic print in an elegant and actual way. Miuccia Prada, Raf Simons and Martin Margiela (My white shirt) are all designers that inspire me a lot and challenge my perception of Fashion x Art.”

@marisabellani
@romanroad_
“I’m always choosing something comfortable to spend the day at the fair. Paying attention that my outfit fits the works at the fair but in a way, that I’m not standing out or disturbing the visitor to see the exposition”
