with the “Teenage Dirtbag” meme on social channels Synchronization is beyond the reverie of high schoolers in candy-colored Mean Girls suits on the runway. Spring Men’s clothing runs through the preppy style/ Boyhood The performances come alive at the skateboarding events of JW Anderson and ERL. Meryll Rogge from Belgium leaning on athlete (as portrayed in Hollywood); prom styling at Thom Browne. Then there’s All-In’s Debutante collection, shown at the Collège-lycée Jacques-Decour in Montmartre, which is a reasonable alternative to America’s Anytown-smelling teenage mental gym.
Benjamin Barron and Bror August, from the US and Norway, respectively, are based in Paris and are the designers behind this upcycled brand, which in a way The above is an insider’s secret. Maryam Nassir Zadeh was an early supporter, Lotta Volkova modeled in last season’s collection, and Inti Wang, Leon Dame, Issa Lish and Ceval were some of the faces at the spring debut party today. (“Companions” at the event include the Swedish Fashion Council, which has been helping designers build brands as part of their talent incubator program.)
Fandom embodied in a collage of t-shirts from Madonna, Janet Jackson, and more On teen idol dresses, that’s one of the themes in the collection, Barron said. “I was inspired by the idea of a teenager putting their idols together on a bedroom wall; collecting things or people that inspired them and trying to present different parts of their identity that had been diluted from the rest of the culture. Like someone learns about punk through Pink or hyperfemininity through Britney Spears.” August added: “It’s the idea of someone trying out different types of identities and styles for the first time, and the failures that come from that experience, or At least you don’t know the meaning of what you wear. You’re obsessed with aesthetics that you don’t actually understand, and teenage is the poster child for that.”
