Conner Ives F/W 2024.25 London

[vogue28]

VOGUE.COM

 

[youthinasia]

I’m not Gen Z enough to understand this. There’s an identity crisis before there’s even an identity.

 

[gallianostan]

VOGUE.COM

i'll bookmark this for when i'm too broke to afford raf's first couture collection for dior, so i can pop down by santee alley and opt for this grotesque, ill-fitting copy instead

 

[jeanclaude]

There is no design here, it is just a bunch of customized old clothes. And the dress with lights at the end feels like a Christmas tree in lingerie.

 

[Snejana Onopka]

its not atrocious but this collection reeks of the very common habit, some genzs/zillennials who are into fashion exhibit: regurgitating aesthetics and clothing, that were once popular in the late 90s and the mid 00s but without any innovation or flare, it's just lazy nostalgia.
theres 1 or 2 cute looks in here, but where's the identity, what's his language, who is he talking to? the only thing one can get from this is that connor loves the 00s

whats the point of being so heavily inspired by a time period if youre not going to recontextualize it in your time and place? these clothes would work as costumes for a gregg araki movie set in 2003, but they fail as products and fashion propositions bc theyre redundant and confined to a very especific time in culture

 

[JohannesL]

I didn't know that he is also a model coach!

 

[tourbillions]

Its like they found alessandros gucci in the thrift store and had 10 minutes to make it fashun

 

[YohjiAddict]

I didn't know that he is also a model coach!

The poor models having to contain their laughter hahaha

Awful collection, this trend of looting the discount bin at your local thrift store and presenting it as fashion should have ended a long time ago…

 

[miumeow]

I’m not Gen Z enough to understand this. There’s an identity crisis before there’s even an identity.

Trust, I am Gen Z and don't understand it either ...