GHSTS's First Collection Features a Mélange of Cultural Influences
Dropping names like Ruscha, Frankenthaler and Rams.
New York-based brand GHSTS is debuting its collection with a lookbook inspired by the subversive typography of Ed Ruscha and Dieter Rams’ less-is-more philosophy, all while taking cues from the punk and hardcore subcultures of the ’80s. What emerges from this cultural milieu is subtle and restrained, while the focus remains on the construction of basic pieces geared toward both genders, including bombers, trousers, and graphic pieces.
Check out the brand’s inaugural collection above and visit its website for more information.
