Presenting a sustainable offering infused with the designer’s street-focused silhouettes.
Dubbed “Garden Punk: Freedom Is Reality.”
Was it rave? Was it punk? Glam rock or twisted youth? Maybe it was all, coming together in his most minimal collection to date.
From graphic tees to heavyweight sweaters and workwear-inspired camo ensembles.
Mixing in sleek tailoring and cool knits for next season.
Here’s what’s coming next across fashion’s globe.
Including everything from Ye’s YEEZY controversy to Rhuigi’s Bally debut.
Featuring Ferragamo, Jil Sander, LOEWE, Balenciaga and more.
Rewriting the definition of traditional menswear and womenswear.
Peep the adidas Originals collaboration in the “1999” collection, too.
While orange organza welcomes a technical edge to the emerging label.
Hypebeast speaks to co-founders Arnar Mār Jōnsson and Luke Stevens on their label rebrand, new studio space and what the refreshed identity means for the brand.
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