Galaxy Quest

February 07, 2019

The energy at Robert Geller was full of eager anticipation to see what was next after the designer’s brief hiatus from the fashion calendar. The cast backstage was familiar—Geller has a knack for loyalty in his casting, while still folding in a new era of curated faces.

This season, Geller’s inspiration was based around the ideas of mountaineering and the great celestial beyond—“What if you kept going, from the mountaintop to the moon?” The colors he chose felt as if one took the traditional fluorescents used as caution markers on the trail, and skewed the hues into a new more modern direction. Bright magenta and neon green dominated the palette against a visually soothing collection of neutrals. There were nods to the utilitarian aesthetics of his past collections: carabiners, bonded seams, nylon pouch pockets, and leggings all appeared with a relaxed sensibility that served both functionality and style alike.

Text and photos by Eric White

The collection, a collaboration with Lululemon, took both brands out of their comfort zones and made something that felt smart and covetable in a time when athleisure often comes across as uninspired and pedestrian.

The show was set to the sounds of Brooklyn’s own Yeah Baby—a rock band that lent another layer to this trip to the stars. The lunar motifs were reinforced with all-over prints, along with graphic quotes splashed across jumpers tied around the waist reading “I love you to the moon and back." This nod to romanticism elevated what could have felt like vocationally-focused clothing into a celestial realm that left us with our eyes pointed optimistically toward the sky.

Catch a view of the backstage scene, below.

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