Screen Test #1: Tracksuits
SSENSE
Oct 26 2019
Featuring Vetements, Araks, Gosha Rubchinskiy, Craig Green, and others.
Shot at our headquarters in Montreal and inspired by the videos of Andy Warhol, the SSENSE “Screen Test” series is a way to evaluate the camera-readiness of our products.
The Thom Browne Method SSENSE Visits the Designer on the Eve of His Fall/Winter 2016 Womenswear Presentation Amidst the crowded sea of New York Fashion Week, Thom Browne has long stood out for his idiosyncratic worldview that somehow manages to be unflinchingly singular and utterly surreal. While the meticulously-tailored, shrunken grey suit continues to be the focal point of both his own personal style and his brand’s DNA (as well as the mandatory uniform for all employees of his design office located in Manhattan’s Garment District), this season, the clothes he sent down the dirt path of a man-made park he built inside a Chelsea gallery echoed the reusable, makeshift dressing that was popular during the Depression era of the 1920s and 1930s, as seen through the lens of Tim Burton’s . 
New Icons: In Praise of Socks An Undercover Essential Shines in Spring/Summer 2016 Socks are rarely on the receiving end of the cultish devotion that other items of clothing and footwear inspire. The Internet is filled with sneaker fetishists hungering after the next rubber and leather release to sniff, lick, and fondle. But less attention is given to the shoe’s underappreciated cousin.For designers like Rick Owens , Gosha Rubchinskiy , and Rei Kawakubo, socks are an undercover way of telling a deeper story about the spirit of their collection. 