The collection was inspired by an exhibition (Strange Days & Modern Day Rogues, Boris Postma, 4bid Gallery) that featured images taken in the 1990s and aimed to ask the question: “Gabbers, skinheads, metalheads and other youth subcultures, where are they now? The collection explores the feelings of belonging and the search for one’s own identity in a homogeneous and hegemonic society through subcultures and minority groups, as well as the intention or needs to rebel against established and oppressive canons.
We had the chance to talk with the designer right before he presented the new collection and here’s what he told us:
The collection is mainly composed of urban/sporty style garments such as hoodies, t-shirts, or trousers, which are combined with caps and what is considered the jewel of the project: footwear.
The collection, titled ‘The Limit Does Not Exist – Part 1’, is the first of a series of drops that will showcase the collaboration between the two creative minds.
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