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Schetsboek met 18 portretten van personen vookomende op de lijkstatie van Graaf Willem Frederik van Nassau-Dietz

Sketchbook with 18 portraits of people appearing at the funeral station of Count Willem Frederik of Nassau-Dietz

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Hello everyone, regarding my original story, I am currently having issues coming up with a title... but all in due time, I assume. As of now I am working on the Fourth Chapter and if I could settle on a title by the time I finish the fifth chapter I will start to slowly publish it here. Anyway, Please look forward to it coming out before Halloween.

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Hae-in and William. Hae-in is an assassin in the year 1275 ready to strike down anyone standing in her way. Her most recent contractor wishes to obtain a book—a mere legend. This book supposedly obtains all knowledge possible, it is said that whoever obtains it will come to rule the world... But she wants it for herself, of course. William Frederick is nothing more than your average young man. With mediocre grades, he was able to make it to a good standing university by just a single percent. He's not clever, independent or brave. In fact, he's quite the opposite; naïve, childish and runs away from big problems. It's not a surprise when he finds a book on campus and is stalked through the forest. What is surprising, albeit, (aside from rolling down a steep slope and nearly drowning in a river) is when he is awoken in the middle of nowhere. Nowhere? Well, he time-slipped, to be exact. With the help of an assassin, William must keep this book safe from falling into the hands of those who wish to exploit its powers; but what's so important about a blank journal.

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William Fredrick Fall 2022

The Ohio native William McNicol is one of very few designers who actually lets his clothes do the proverbial “talking”. Founded just four years ago in 2018, McNicol’s label “William Frederick” is centered on a fashion favorite theme- workwear. Though it is the ultra-luxury component found woven through each stitch and placed into every cut that offers a more enticing option for buyers choosing between purchasing a piece from Frederick or one of his menswear contemporaries like Aimé Leon Dore, Mike Amiri, or Jerry Lorenzo. New York Fashion Week has in recent years largely abandoned the city’s menswear scene in favor of catering to the more lucrative and press-popular womenswear talent. Dwindled to just two, one-and-a-half-hour time slots, the menswear portion of the week hardly receives the attention it is due. William Frederick is changing that. For the Fall 2022 season, while remaining true to the brand’s proven industrial codes, what accompanies this new offering is an idea fully dedicated to helping shape a new identity for buyers who are less reliant on the conceptual and who are more inclined to invest in fashion with an organic, pragmatic approach to style.

Exploring “Artistic Leisure” was the theme of last season’s Spring show. With the use of boxy jackets, roomy trousers, and fitted cotton t-shirts, the attire presented during the label’s fashion week debut resembled a type of uniform for the creative consumer whose focus on their craft is supported by William’s apparel. The Spring’s pieces appeared to blend with the wearers' personality as to not distract from the artisan's work. It is uncanny for a designer operating in today’s dollar-driven climate to offer the customer a concept of support, rather than to sell them a made-up dream in hopes of cashing in on insecurity. For the upcoming Fall and Winter months, McNicol’s personable mission of encouragement has blossomed as his disapproval of wider industry practices has continued to grow deeper. Speaking with the Cleveland Magazine, the designer touches on issues of the unethical behavior in fashion in a pointed vocal response, “In today's fashion landscape, and especially during New York Fashion Week, there is an overwhelming amount of design work driven by faux intellectual themes, which other designers have used as a crutch to distract from the lack of quality that exists in their product.” Harsh but not remotely far-fetched, it is the fashion industry's worst kept secret. As quality across all luxury categories has continued to decline as prices for goods rise with no end in sight, an ultimatum must exist where the consumer is respected and their purchase is of fair value. Let me introduce you to high fashion’s new ultimatum- William Frederick.

Here, the Fall color story of deep navy, greys and occasional spots of red and white contradicts the trend of saturated colors seen across all major fashion centers in recent seasons. Timeless yet current, McNicol unveiled his plan for moving his label’s singular vision into the future prescribed using staple colors, established patterns, and silhouettes that fit into buyers' everyday lives. Speaking again with Cleveland Magazine, a focused plan heading into the coming seasons is mentioned, “After our debut, we decided to not focus on a theme or story for future collections other than letting the clothing speak for itself”. In the spirit of continuity, the collection opened with a mood representative of classic desirability. A houndstooth waistcoat layered above the brand’s fitted cotton t-shirt was matched with a beautifully tailored black trouser and derby. These are fashionable separates that work effortlessly into any wardrobe. Other highlights of the 16 look collection speak to anticipation and remembrance of all things sartorial. Contrasting the use of the four pockets over shirts and chore jackets of collections past, this season’s two-pocket version- complete with enlarged patch pockets placed above the hem- is an edited-down variation of yet another timeless design. Rounding out this detailed ensemble was an articulated measure wrapped in modernity. Tailored to perfection, a black wool overcoat lengthened just below the knee provided yet another enticing piece established on the grounds of ease and versatility. Wear it dressed up over a suit on your way to the office or shop and dress it down with jeans and a pullover for Sunday brunch- the seemingly endless possibilities of the William Frederick staples make wearing these clothes enjoyable due to their tasteful appeal.

Fashion is in a bit of an identity crisis at the moment. As the Covid-19 pandemic forced labels and retailers to pivot to cater to a consumer locked inside, athleisurewear became the go-to uniform for comfort seekers of all ages. Sweatpants and cotton blend joggers replaced trousers. Cashmere hoodies and pullovers were worn instead of tailored jackets and high thread count knits. As the world opens up again and life begins to resemble a somewhat normal reality, shoppers will need a viable outlet to suit their re-activated lifestyle. For those balancing, say, a hybrid work schedule or for the journeyman and woman once again traveling week in and week out, William Frederick ought to be the destination for their apparel needs. An upscale take on workwear balanced with practical design detailing, William McNicol’s sights are set on outfitting the contemporary man and woman with a clear and concise structure. While another New York Fashion Week concludes and we look forward with anticipation to the Milan and Paris shows, McNicol is refusing to rest on his laurels. Instead, he speaks on his independent label's future like that of a proud parent watching their child grow. He states, “From a communicative standpoint, the goal is to promote an aspirational identity for Clevelanders”. “The overall pursuit of a more aspirational version of Cleveland design, tastes, interests, and sensibilities.” Fortunately for those living outside of Cleveland, William Frederick’s growing presence within the New York fashion scene reveals his popularity is only climbing. Keep an eye out for this young label, chances are you will be sporting one of his classic jackets and fitted trousers sometime soon.

Image Source: WWD.com

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Non ci sono grandi uomini. Ci sono solo grandi sfide che gli uomini ordinari come te e me sono forzati dalle circostanze ad affrontare.

William Frederick Halsey Jr.

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William in winter clothes because why not?? I love my child????

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It may have been the end of summer, but the water was unusually icy. He gasped in shock seconds before the current dragged him under. The river seemed to leech the warmth from his skin, numbing his flesh. It rammed him into the silt river bed. William managed to kick off from the mud. His face broke the surface. He gulped in the frigid air, which seemed as unforgivingly cold as the river.

Sneak peak to my original story... which I h

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