Ephemera

This collection fused the most iconic garments that they found in FILAS’ archive with the most exemplary designs in the Y/Projects archive. One of the main standouts this season is this braiding concept in the opening look. Many of the garments have a deconstructed neckline and at certain points, the garments end up in a big braid and a big weave. It’s up to the customer or the client to choose where they want to put their head and depending on where the head comes out, the drape becomes different and it gets more or less tight around the neckline.

Most of the looks grant the customer a chance to play with and morph the garments to their liking. You have doubled layers of garments which are buttons and depending on your mood you can sleek it down. You also have multiple necklines, the triple neckline that they started last season was implemented into many of the looks so you can drape them how you want to create more or less drama.

“I’m very happy because I think Paris fashion week is about the glitz and the glamour and beauty and I think that's the fun part about Paris fashion week especially with the Y/project. I wanted to make sure that for the main collection, with Fila, we pushed it a bit more and made it more elevated without it of course being your classic boring looks with brands. It always has to have that engagement and that fun factor. I think we did it quite well, we have beautiful and sophisticated looks. It was so nice to actually have 6 months to develop all of these looks because Y/Project is a brand that does all the fun elements in house and we are not all these official tailors, we are all designers,” he says.

Check out the collection below.