Viktor & Rolf played a huge part in my fashion upbringing, especially their earlier collections, such as the Baboushka collection, the Black Hole and the one in which all the models were made into Tilda Swinton clones. I learned from Viktor & Rolf that conceptuality does not need to come at the cost of wearability and desirability, which was all thanks to their great cutting and their neverending love to subvert the classics (the white shirt, the tuxedo, the slip dress, and so on). Although none of this is new, it put a HUGE smile on my face to see their most memorable pieces revisited. By now we know that their Haute Couture is not meant for sale and for those that have cared to check, they are slowly but steadily getting back into the RTW game, with a bridal collection and an evening wear collection. It's smart that they chose to do so carefully, if you look at the lackluster attention their peers such as Veronique Branquinho, Olivier Theyskens or A.F. Vandevorst are receiving.