Hedi Slimane does it again, making a case for the return and rise of indie sleaze, club kids, and reliving our youth.
Proving the American label is here to not just “get” Gen-Z, but dress the cultural zeitgeist of the moment.
Bruno Sialelli unearth’s the House’s history and makes it relevant for today.
Instead, he explored the “art of making clothes,” wanting to “show all the facets of who I am as a designer.”
But will Demna’s decision to focus on the fundamentals for his Winter 2023 collection salvage the House’s reputation?
Reworking L.A. signatures like sun-faded flannel shirts and relaxed corduroy into luxury staples.
Crafting a womenswear wardrobe informed by masculine themes.
The devil is in the details for Matthieu Blazy’s intricate leather goods.
Presenting a fuss-free array of exquisite tailoring, cozy boundary-pushing knits, and updated leathers that re-write House codes.
Building versatile outfits for all occasions.
