The brand's VIP event on April 28th in Seoul, Korea, will celebrate the collection's launch, featuring a giant kinetic transcendent being created by Gentle Monster's design and robotics teams. Visitors can expect a high-tech cultural experience that encapsulates the notion of faraway galaxies and unexplored science and technology.
The collection is available in a variety of styles, including accentuated goggle, voluminous oval, cat-eye, rectangular, and square silhouettes in acetate frames. The funky color palette includes vivid shades of blue and red, sleek gray and violet translucent graduated lenses, mirrored lenses, khaki, brown, and black. Each pair comes accented with iconic metal details and ergonomic, curved temples with flat tips.
Prices for the BOLD 2 collection range from $350 to $500 — visit Gentle Monster's website or flagship stores to check it out. With its daring designs and futuristic details, it's sure to garner attention wherever you go.
As if their latest videos didn’t give you enough excitement, Euphoria costume designer, Angelina Vitto styled De Javier’s archive of slut-fed latex, bustiers, and gloves — you may have seen the horn-y denim dress on Julia Fox fit to wear in your next cameo. In Jimmy Goldstein's Los Angeles home, the biggest pornstars in the industry — which you’ve probably seen in the “privacy” of your web browser — celebrated with celebrity guests including Drag Race season thirteen winner Symone. The data-driven results, using video views and porn star searches to determine a winner, came down to popularity. In the fan voting category, viewers voted on their personal favorites with over 50 categories to honor top performers in the adult industry.
Click here for the the full list of winners.
At the show, a circular green screen projected “clouds” overhead and models emerged silhouetted from a lighted doorway as if stepping out from heaven’s gates. Each of the collection’s 58 looks embraced Fear of God’s signature color palette, from black and neutrals to shades of yellow and green. Spanning tailored overcoats that taper past the shoulders and loose-fitting trousers, the show funneled the spirit of suit-and-tie tradition into wearable garments that are just as layerable as cozy, wool or cashmere blankets.
For Lorenzo, the night was especially meaningful because it told the story of his journey as a designer. Backstage, he reflected on when his father would “tell [him] stories about his grandmother picking cotton” and how today, he leafs through fabric swatches to choose the right material for his newest designs. With its nods to Christianity and Black creativity, the collection is therefore not a retelling of Fear of God’s story, but just the introduction.
