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Guram Gvasalia’s return to the fashion spotlight with Vetements’ Fall/Winter 2024 collection was nothing short of a spectacle. The show featured an impressive lineup of 90 looks, the majority of which embraced the brand’s signature oversized aesthetic. Gvasalia’s bold vision pushed the boundaries of traditional sizing, with some pieces scaled up to 16 times their original size. The collection showcased a playful mix of exaggerated proportions and whimsical detailing. Suits tailored with padded tubes through the shoulder seams and under the lapel collar added vertical inches to the silhouettes, while T-shirts and hoodies featured tube-like extensions reminiscent of pool floaties. Bottoms were equally oversized, with jeans extending into long trains via split seams and dress hems so ponderous that models had to gather their skirts as they walked the runway. Despite the excess, the collection also exuded nostalgia and humor, with references to pop culture and past Vetements collections. Pieces like a T-shirt reading “Not Mom’s Favorite” and a hoodie featuring a South Park quote added a touch of irreverence to the lineup. Vetements, founded by Guram and his brother Demna a decade ago, aimed to challenge fashion norms with its disruptive approach. While the Fall/Winter 2024 collection leaned heavily into excess, some questioned whether it represented a true evolution for the brand. Nevertheless, Guram’s creative direction infused the show with wit and irony, reigniting interest in Vetements’ unique aesthetic. Over the years, Vetements has become synonymous with streetwear innovation, garnering attention from celebrities and fashion enthusiasts alike. Guram’s leadership has seen the brand navigate transitions and continue to push the boundaries of creativity. With each collection, Vetements reaffirms its status as a trailblazer in the fashion industry, blending streetwear sensibilities with high-fashion elements to create truly unique and memorable pieces. #vetements #fw24 #grailfits #713mag #fashion #fashiontiktok #fashionweek #vogue #balenciaga #dior #rafsimons #archivefashion #luxuryfashion #highfashion #runwaymodel #seedsus #713studios #art
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Guram Gvasalia’s return to the fashion spotlight with Vetements’ Fall/Winter 2024 collection was nothing short of a spectacle. The show featured an impressive lineup of 90 looks, the majority of which embraced the brand’s signature oversized aesthetic. Gvasalia’s bold vision pushed the boundaries of traditional sizing, with some pieces scaled up to 16 times their original size. The collection showcased a playful mix of exaggerated proportions and whimsical detailing. Suits tailored with padded tubes through the shoulder seams and under the lapel collar added vertical inches to the silhouettes, while T-shirts and hoodies featured tube-like extensions reminiscent of pool floaties. Bottoms were equally oversized, with jeans extending into long trains via split seams and dress hems so ponderous that models had to gather their skirts as they walked the runway. Despite the excess, the collection also exuded nostalgia and humor, with references to pop culture and past Vetements collections. Pieces like a T-shirt reading “Not Mom’s Favorite” and a hoodie featuring a South Park quote added a touch of irreverence to the lineup. Vetements, founded by Guram and his brother Demna a decade ago, aimed to challenge fashion norms with its disruptive approach. While the Fall/Winter 2024 collection leaned heavily into excess, some questioned whether it represented a true evolution for the brand. Nevertheless, Guram’s creative direction infused the show with wit and irony, reigniting interest in Vetements’ unique aesthetic. Over the years, Vetements has become synonymous with streetwear innovation, garnering attention from celebrities and fashion enthusiasts alike. Guram’s leadership has seen the brand navigate transitions and continue to push the boundaries of creativity. With each collection, Vetements reaffirms its status as a trailblazer in the fashion industry, blending streetwear sensibilities with high-fashion elements to create truly unique and memorable pieces. #vetements #fw24 #grailfits #713mag #fashion #fashiontiktok #fashionweek #vogue #balenciaga #dior #rafsimons #archivefashion #luxuryfashion #highfashion #runwaymodel #seedsus #713studios #art
Raf Simons has been pushing the boundaries of the fashion industry with his thought-provoking fashion shows, particularly evident in his Fall 2016 collection. Departing from conventional fashion norms, Simons created a labyrinthine setting reminiscent of a horror film, challenging the traditional fashion show format. Models darted through the maze-like structure in oversized garments, while composer Angelo Badalamenti’s dialogue with director David Lynch played instead of music, adding an eerie ambiance. The collection, titled “Nightmares and Dreams,” delved into the theme of time, as Simons revisited 20 years of his own work and drew inspiration from the departure of Martin Margiela from his own label. The garments themselves reflected a sense of distress and wear, with oversized sweaters and coats adorned with patches and distressing, evoking a sense of nostalgia and memory. Simons openly acknowledged Margiela’s influence on his work, a rarity in an industry where designers often shy away from such overt homage. Yet, Simons embraced Margiela’s legacy, incorporating elements like conspicuous wear and oversized proportions into his collection. The result was a deeply personal exploration of Simons’ own dreams and nightmares, conveyed through garments that seemed to symbolize the passage of time and the complexity of memory. Rather than making a broad social statement, Simons focused on introspection, weaving his personal experiences and emotions into the fabric of his designs. His ability to project his internal world externally resonates with the work of auteurs like Lynch and artists like Cindy Sherman, elevating him to the ranks of visionary creators in the fashion world. . . . #grailfits #rafsimons #rafsimonsarchives #rickowens #maisonmargiela #713mag #archivefashion #fashion #archivefashion #grailed #margiela #nigo #dior #vogue #seedsus #713studios
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Raf Simons has been pushing the boundaries of the fashion industry with his thought-provoking fashion shows, particularly evident in his Fall 2016 collection. Departing from conventional fashion norms, Simons created a labyrinthine setting reminiscent of a horror film, challenging the traditional fashion show format. Models darted through the maze-like structure in oversized garments, while composer Angelo Badalamenti’s dialogue with director David Lynch played instead of music, adding an eerie ambiance. The collection, titled “Nightmares and Dreams,” delved into the theme of time, as Simons revisited 20 years of his own work and drew inspiration from the departure of Martin Margiela from his own label. The garments themselves reflected a sense of distress and wear, with oversized sweaters and coats adorned with patches and distressing, evoking a sense of nostalgia and memory. Simons openly acknowledged Margiela’s influence on his work, a rarity in an industry where designers often shy away from such overt homage. Yet, Simons embraced Margiela’s legacy, incorporating elements like conspicuous wear and oversized proportions into his collection. The result was a deeply personal exploration of Simons’ own dreams and nightmares, conveyed through garments that seemed to symbolize the passage of time and the complexity of memory. Rather than making a broad social statement, Simons focused on introspection, weaving his personal experiences and emotions into the fabric of his designs. His ability to project his internal world externally resonates with the work of auteurs like Lynch and artists like Cindy Sherman, elevating him to the ranks of visionary creators in the fashion world. . . . #grailfits #rafsimons #rafsimonsarchives #rickowens #maisonmargiela #713mag #archivefashion #fashion #archivefashion #grailed #margiela #nigo #dior #vogue #seedsus #713studios
Willie Norris would rather make fashion for the extraterrestrial — but gravity keeps her on Earth. Despite this, the ethereal visionary still managed to challenge the planet’s status quo for Fall 2023, with a wardrobe defined by an intergalactic agenda. The first group is a commercially desirable gorpcore fantasy. It sees Norris explore what “extraterrestrial company issued uniforms,” as she called them during a preview, could look like at Outlier with distressed and overdyed twill pants, mylar film fabric corsets, and zip hoodies sewn with the wrong-side of the fabric out, this last being one of Norris’s simplest but strongest ideas this season. Norris is not only making alien masks for good ol’ fun, she is expanding on her spring concept, where she partnered up with AI artist Zak Krevitt to convert her models into AI-generated aliens. This season, she brought that back to the physical world by bringing two of Krevitt’s alien concepts to life as masks. What Norris did here with a collection aptly titled “Proof” is establish a two-way channel of communication between the AI and the IRL. But in between all of these compelling concepts, it’s Norris’s personal angle that packs the bigger punch. The designer is fascinated by aliens because she feels “often incredibly alien in many spaces,” but she’s decided to find solace in her otherness, hence her friendly aliens. #fashion #vetements #grailfits #grailed #713mag #fashiontiktok #fashionweek #vogue #balenciaga #dior #rafsimons #archivefashion #luxuryfashion #art #fashionphotography #makeup #aliens #ufos #713mag #seedsus #713studios
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Willie Norris would rather make fashion for the extraterrestrial — but gravity keeps her on Earth. Despite this, the ethereal visionary still managed to challenge the planet’s status quo for Fall 2023, with a wardrobe defined by an intergalactic agenda. The first group is a commercially desirable gorpcore fantasy. It sees Norris explore what “extraterrestrial company issued uniforms,” as she called them during a preview, could look like at Outlier with distressed and overdyed twill pants, mylar film fabric corsets, and zip hoodies sewn with the wrong-side of the fabric out, this last being one of Norris’s simplest but strongest ideas this season. Norris is not only making alien masks for good ol’ fun, she is expanding on her spring concept, where she partnered up with AI artist Zak Krevitt to convert her models into AI-generated aliens. This season, she brought that back to the physical world by bringing two of Krevitt’s alien concepts to life as masks. What Norris did here with a collection aptly titled “Proof” is establish a two-way channel of communication between the AI and the IRL. But in between all of these compelling concepts, it’s Norris’s personal angle that packs the bigger punch. The designer is fascinated by aliens because she feels “often incredibly alien in many spaces,” but she’s decided to find solace in her otherness, hence her friendly aliens. #fashion #vetements #grailfits #grailed #713mag #fashiontiktok #fashionweek #vogue #balenciaga #dior #rafsimons #archivefashion #luxuryfashion #art #fashionphotography #makeup #aliens #ufos #713mag #seedsus #713studios

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