The collection explores Art Brut through a tension between aggression and tenderness.
Where garments possess souls and fabrics find their voice in a moonlit theater of surrealist elegance.
“The discarded parts are what I focused on. If it’s not beautiful because it’s ruined, let me ruin it some more and let me give it some life by ruining it some more.”
For its 30th anniversary year, the brand eases its grungier side to showcase a polished collection about the passage of time.
Titled “Morning Raga,” the collection bridges the aesthetic logic of Balkrishna Doshi with the soulful fluidity of spiritual jazz.
From 1970s sketches to 1980s Western shirts, the brand’s latest runway is a vibrant celebration of “real clothes” with a historic soul.
Releasing alongside a new Olympic Heritage collection.
Ryota Iwai masters the art of bold and colorful storytelling.
Versatile layering pieces lead the release, balancing seasonal shifts with timeless tailoring.
Alessandro Sartori reimagines heirloom silhouettes with modern tailoring and innovative fabrics.
Staged in the designer’s private Milan home.
The global icon deepens her ties with the brand to helm a collaborative collection debuting this February.