VETEMENTS staged chaos in a crumbling Paris building this afternoon, where Yeat, Cara Delevingne, Winnie Harlow, and more stormed the runway to pounding techno. What emerged was an exaggerated spectacle of monstrous proportions.
On the Champs-Élysées, Ice Spice, Kelly Rutherford, and Michèle Lamy arrived in full force, catching a first glimpse of Guram Gvasalia’s latest vision. Falling denim, inflatable neck pillows, and sharp leather collided beneath sheer face masks, keeping Vetements’ irreverent visuals alive. Puffed aviator jackets soared next to shrunken tweed sets and tennis uniforms, dialing up sensuality through the collision of menswear and womenswear.
Striped polos, oversized cargo pants, and miniature track jackets spoke to a global audience, while “I AM NAKED UNDERNEATH MY CLOTHES” tees winked at the house’s trademark provocation. Blazers whipped with excess fabric at the back, while rhinestoned Paris souvenir tanks glistened with late ’90s nostalgia. Spring/Summer 2026 was unruly and unapologetic — Gvasalia’s incognito mission gone full-throttle.
Take a closer look at VETEMENTS SS26 in the gallery above.
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