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GmbH designers Serhat Isik and Benjamin Huseby design intimate, personal clothing that looks slick on the street and slicker inside a club, where the two first met. Their latest collection was designed in a locked-down world, where large gatherings are discouraged and parties are a misty memory, but Fall/Winter 2021 dubbed “Welt am Draht” (German for “World on a Wire”) doesn’t stray from the flashy cues that the oft-genderless brand is known for.
Classic elements return, including GmbH’s signature body-hugging knitwear, distorted tailoring and trim zippered trousers, often interrupted by a series of X-shaped wraps realized in suiting wool and textural faux fur. This latter fabric is served in a host of different makeups but no more impressively than a low-cut coat that demonstrates GmbH’s aim to undercut staid masculine norms.
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Regardless of who owns the brand, the elegance of Luke and Lucie Meier’s Jil Sander has drawn in a new generation of fans craving premium construction and clean shapes, motifs that have informed every seasonal collection since the couple took over co-creative direction. Fall/Winter 2021 strips things back a bit from FW20’s nomadic offering, retaining the quietly luxurious cues but refining the ethos to straightforward shapes.
Classic menswear suits, knit sweaters and overcoats are exaggerated, with lengthened proportions that speak to an air of relaxation. Themes of strength and vulnerability manifest in the prim silver jewelry and Florence Henri’s Bauhaus artist portraits, printed or woven with fringe atop loose layers, mirroring the delicacy of woven or long-line shirts crafted from Jil Sander’s signature cotton poplin.
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Rhude Fall/Winter 2021 Collection Is Here
Rhude Fall/Winter 2021 Collection Is Here
Finding comfort in timeless pieces and moments from his past.
Finding comfort in timeless pieces and moments from his past.
January 19, 2021 For
Rhude s founder Rhuigi Villaseñor, the Fall/Winter 2021 fashion season was all about finding comfort in moments from his past. The result? A reminiscent collection full of timeless pieces that merges the past with the present; the classic with the luxury; fond memories with a vision for the future. Traveling back in time to relive his past experiences and seeking inspiration from classic cars and style choices from his collegiate years, Villaseñor brought in bits in pieces of his 90s youth that can be seen throughout the collection in a variety of ways. Expressing his admiration for classic and luxury cars through deconstructed automotive interiors and referencing the days spend roaming around sch