Cyrill Ibrahim - The Royal College of Music Concert Pianist

Founder of LVH Art, an independent art advisory service, dealing in post-war, modern and contemporary art, Lawrence Van Hagen is also the curator of the renowned ‘What’s Up’ shows: art exhibitions showcasing from emerging to very established artists, taking place in London, New York, Hong Kong and Seoul; and most recently, online.

Since joining White Cube in 2014 Mathieu Paris has organised and curated several exhibitions at the gallery, taking the discourse around political, social and economic unrest in the US as its starting point, the latter displayed works by renowned artists including Jean-Michel Basquiat, David Hammons, Robert Mapplethorpe, Cady Noland, Barbara Kruger and Richard Prince.

Few garments have created such controversy as the hoodie. From its association with youth-driven communities, iconic sports players and the runways of Paris, the hooded sweatshirt is one of our most iconic menswear wardrobe staples.

Its design has barely changed over the last 80 years. The blank canvas has appealed over the generations, as different walks of life adopted the hoodie as a symbol for music, innovation and rebellion.