Vetements Spring 2025 | PFW – Ayerhs Magazine

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The show opened with Travis Scott in lacquered black moto gear, followed by a parade of stars including Gigi Hadid and Carmen Kass. The collection played with the concept of “making new out of old,” reworking existing pieces to challenge traditional notions of luxury. Gvasalia presented a vision where old wardrobe staples are reworked and given new life, reflecting a world where consumers are increasingly wary of uncontrolled consumption

Set in a semi-abandoned mall, the collection was a statement on the need to rethink what fashion means in a world where the old systems are crumbling. Gvasalia’s DIY ethos was evident in everything from Hadid’s dress made of DHL-branded tape to a suit pieced together from deconstructed garments. This wasn’t just a collection of clothes—it was a commentary on consumerism, with the designer inviting the audience to embrace imperfections and rethink the value of what’s already in their closets. The collection featured retreads of BMX gear, hunchbacked hoodies and Frankenstein suits, all reassembled into a new form.