Rick Owens Fall 2013: Battle-Scarred Grace

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Owens brings in Japanese influences, playing with textures and volumes to create something both bold and beautiful. The show began with steam billowing from behind the models, who stepped out with tousled hair, adding an ethereal touch to the clothing. The pieces focused on layering and volume, with floor-length silhouettes and oversized kimono sleeves. Some of the coats featured unzipped hoods, which draped like soft ruffles, adding a graceful, yet powerful vibe.

Owens embraced surface decoration in this collection, weaving strings through eyelets, creating intricate designs with rope, and tying black-and-white panels together with prominent knit details. These touches brought an artistic and chic feel to the clothes, making them stand out as more than just fashion—they felt like wearable art. His theme of “battle-scarred heroism” echoed throughout the show, as models wore the big coats, boots, and T-shirts Owens is known for, but with a fresh twist.

The collection was a perfect mix of intensity and beauty. With a strong black-and-white color palette, Japanese-inspired knotting, and stunning details this collection sure did have some moments.