Vetements is adored as fashion's new cult label, known for adding a subversive twist to utilitarian pieces. No one ever madly desired a nylon anorak until they saw the Vetements version with mad long sleeves and crazy proportions. It was apt that the label's latest show was held in a church - the fashion world came to worship.
Founder Demna Gvasalia is skilled at making streetwear items objects of desire. Under Gvasalia's eye, such pieces are reinvented and remodelled without being pretentious. Although streetwear has always been a signature of the brand, this season the Vetements girl had an aggy rebellious streak. All eyes will be on the Balenciaga show on Sunday when Gvasalia will make his debut as creative director.
The Vetements show all about angry Parisian yoofs, so hoodies were pulled up and scrunched around the shoulders for an extra aggy edge. The message is don't mess with me.
The alternative to the sold-out Vetements jeans.
Vetements is known for its play on proportions, as seen here.
To be worn with an oversized shirt and a blazer like a rebellious school girl.
Who'd have thought to wear it with a red plaid shirt? A mixture of decadent luxury with hard-working utility.
Vetements has already turned the slouchy hoodie into a thing of wonder again, a piece popular with fashion editors. As is Vetements' style, the brand had seized a feeling and moment of today's society, turning it into a desirable commodity - in Bieber we believe.
From dresses to shirts, plaids will decorate must-have pieces come next autumn.
Forget jersey trousers, keep it slouchy in a matching maxi skirt and hoodie combo. A continuation of Chloe last season, the tracksuit is here to stay.
