AW21 Vêtements ‘No Photos’ White Graphic Social Media T-Shirt

Demna Gvasilia’s Autumn 2021 collection played on tropes of controversy and debate. Through 165 looks, the designer challenged political ideals in a look book format, altering the background to project a desired aesthetic. The collection opened with a firey backdrop, representing the depths of hell with abrasive, blacked out silhouettes. Pulled from the likes of BDSM and bondage-wear, Gvasilia encased models in balaclavas, chains and belts, sporting Anarchy symbols while projecting an authoritative aura. Then transitioning to a neutral palette in the foreground of a waterfall, slogan tees and logo spin-offs plagued hoodies in bold text. Accented by neon hues and animal prints, this segment represented the collection’s middle ground, Earth, before arriving at heaven’s gates. In front of glaring rays, models stood at this season’s finale, doubling as the smallest portion of looks. Dressed to impress, here we’d see our first glimpse of tailoring, in pair with structured profiles and bellowing bottoms. Despite such contrast between segments, Gvasilia retained utmost congruency in each respective third, encouraging his audience to challenge and provoke.

 

Debuting in the Autumn of 2021 under the Vêtements label, this piece released alongside a series of slogan t-shirts, all of which featured political sentiments. Reading “NO SOCIAL MEDIA THANK YOU” beneath a crossed out camera motif, the slogan then bleeds to the underside, with an ironic spin on the garment’s face, which also reads “ANTISOCIAL”. Finished with Vetements embroidery on the collar’s underside, this piece comes tagged as a size extra small, and is in great condition throughout.