ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS' Punk Essence

October 19, 2021

Punk isn't dead, and that was recorded this Spring/Summer season in breakout collections like ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS SS22. Henri Alexander Levi, most known for his creative director role at the brand, affirmed that punk went beyond black nails and pinstripes, punk is an essence. The nectar of punk was extracted and presented in its truest form at l'ecole de medicin through the eccentricity of the production, setting, pace, stride, and fashion.

Anarchy lives within the essence of this brand. This is shown when the design team rejects any sentiment of cheap biase and sticks to the principle that masterfully connects the dark and brooding emotions of Paris and couples it with the childlike delight of LA. Structured leather, lace lining, and graphics are plentiful in this collection — and clean lines and quality fabrications aren't sacrificed. An effortless cool stride and attitude is woven into each garment when light lace with blood-painted red letters are statemented onto a baby-doll dress, oversize pin-striped suits, and leather blazers paired over a vibrant graphic tee are the standout pieces from this collection.

Text by Tiana Randall
Photos courtesy of ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS

And accessories make it that much cooler — the appearance of white dirty knee-length combat boots that stride down the catwalk pretense that this collection is ready-to-wear. The model donned in those boots shine through in structured collared ankle-length dress holds a shining silver gun as a thin metal chain draped across the decolletage of the garment. Along with tinted red and black shades, ovoid-shaped bags, and more complete the collection in its entirety. Watch the show below.

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