Starring Ruby Wax and Amelia Dimoldenberg, as well as a photography campaign featuring England Women’s captain Leah Williamson.
Evoking vintage socialite sophistication and rebellious teddy boy aesthetics.
“The performance of characters who inhabit this world is immediate – LIVE! – one moment, then self-absorbed, even remote, the next.”
Capturing family relatives in her local playground.
The Brazilian model delivers Y2K realness with the help of the House’s retro-tinged eyewear.
“In addition to exploring queer semiotics, the collection is also a study of minimalism from an African point of view.”
Exploring life as art, mythology and droid-like techniques.
Aubrey Plaza and Murray Bartlett are found among Takeshi Kitano, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Ruth Negga and more.
All while spotlighting silhouettes like the Neo shoe and Boccaccio II Rain boots.
Eber Figueira captures Simon Porte Jacquemus’ exquisite seaside-ready tailoring, exaggerated collars and loose silhouettes.
Alongside models Vivienne Rohner and HyunJi Shin who put the spotlight on sunglasses informed by House codes.
Getting nautical with navy blue, stripes, and a Sebago collaboration.