JUICY: MODUS VIVENDI’s Illusion Line Goes Green
by Fucking Young!
MODUS VIVENDI introduces a fresh take on its signature Illusion Line for SS25, adding a new green option to the collection. The reveal comes with the “Juicy” campaign, a visual celebration of the brand’s blend of allure and innovation.
The Illusion Line’s signature mesh fabric defines this offering. Thin, elastic, and semi-transparent, it moves with the body while creating subtle visual effects. A strategic two-tone print manipulates light and shadow to enhance natural contours. The design works as shapewear under clothes or stands alone as intentional styling.
Originally offered in neon and black, the line now includes green. The new shade interacts with light differently, shifting in tone while maintaining the collection’s signature effect. Available in underwear and ready-to-wear styles, the expanded Illusion Line suits those who appreciate both precision and playfulness in their wardrobe. The green iteration joins the existing colors online now.
The “Juicy” campaign leans into the collection’s sensual energy. Check it out below:
The Illusion Line in green is available for purchase HERE!
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