Walk Of Shame

October 03, 2017

Walk of Shame founder Andrey Artyomov's latest collection was conceived from a wide range of inspirations: pop culture, streetstyle from the 90s and 00s, and Georgia O'Keeffe. However, the colors and silhouettes of the garments still stayed true to the raucous Moscow youth culture that initially birthed the brand and everything it aspires for.

Included in the Spring/Summer 2018 showcase were Walk of Shame signatures—slip dresses, oversized bomber jackets, high quality denim, and bathrobe fur coats, all of which embody Artyomov's steadfast goal of including a dazzling mixture of forms, textures, silhouettes, and materials.

"I always find something new in art, whether it is modern or classic," Andrey says. "I am also inspired by the colors that artists use in their paintings, and for this collection I have chosen yellow. It looks beautiful when used on different fabrics."

Admire the collection below, which was on view at The Hole this past September.

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