“I love the counterculture around the Grateful Dead and the Deadheads who followed them. I got thinking about what the daughter of a Deadhead would wear today, her self-possessed attitude, the freedom and fluidity of her clothing, the complexity of the prints, the futuristic edge.” — Jonny Johansson, Creative Director.
A futuristic take on loose fisherman’s pants are held by a long white belt, while a motocross pant has radically contrasting panels to construct its shape.
Fluid, soft, layered sensuality from generous pieces of draped fabrics, with a variety of prints, from tie-dye to oil-print were added to the look while Knits play with patterns, like the green panel on the front of a striped sweater that’s like TV interference, or the dip-dye stripes of a rib sweater and tank dress.
Also, sock sneakers return in tie-dye, while an elevated version of the Swedish clog has its straps roughly stapled. Heels are held by wraps of fabric.
And of course, Leather bags have interchangeable wide straps in contrasting colours, trimmed with thick multicolour rope.
