London on fire: Sacred Masculinity by Ray Petri

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Unpolished

Gabriele Ciccarelli

8 episodes

1 week ago

“Unpolished” stands for something or someone that has not been perfected, elaborated , completed and rough. This is how I like to think of myself, as someone who always needs to improve, learn, evolve and yet, still not perfect. This space was created for me to connect with people who share the same interests as mine. I’m a fashion student in Milan and I’m not a particularly silent person so I thought it would’ve been great to have a platform where I could tell about my knowledge, my opinions, my thoughts and conversations about what it feels like to be a young creative nowadays.

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London on fire: Sacred Masculinity by Ray Petri

Unpolished

7 minutes 5 seconds

3 months ago

London on fire: Sacred Masculinity by Ray Petri

This episode of “Unpolished”, will dive deep into the raw, radical world of Ray Petri — the visionary stylist behind the Buffalo movement.

More than just a look, Buffalo was a manifesto. A visual rebellion born in the gritty chaos of 1980s London — Thatcherism, racial unrest, youth culture, queer resistance — all woven into a new language of masculinity, attitude, and soul.

We trace Ray’s legacy through the pages of The Face, i-D, and Arena, dissecting iconic editorials like Hard Times and Heavenly Creatures, and celebrating his muses — from Barry Kamen to a teen Naomi Campbell. Petri didn’t style trends. He styled ideas. He gave us boys who looked like saints and fighters, fragile and powerful, sacred and street.

This episode is a love letter to styling as storytelling — and to one of the most quietly revolutionary figures in fashion history.