As per usual, art-skewing fashion designer Bernard Willhelm‘s latest collection is anything but usual clothes. His just-released lookbook for Spring/Summer 2015 (below) reveals slightly revealing but mostly subversive garments that tackle cultural tangents ranging from the over-branding of American patriotism, the ever-increasing stardom of supermodels, society’s constant desire for the “next” (à la the former hit MTV show from the late ’00s of the same name… but also pointing fingers at the severity of our consumeristic culture), and—last but not least—gorillas. Duh. It’s an eclectic assortment of super dyed swimwear, gender-crossing attire, and dazzling prints—not to mention the designer’s ever popular quirky footwear—that keeps us anything but not interested.
[slider_pro id="5"] Images: Kenneth Cole. For Spring/Summer 2015 American brand Kenneth Cole looks to the city streets, creating an urban assortment of sporty-influenced leisure tailoring. Sleek…
[slider_pro id="8"] Images: U Clothing. There is an overbearingly-masculine quality to U Clothing's Spring/Summer 2015 lookbook, which despite taking place in the clean context of a…
[slider_pro id="30"] Images: Trademark. Classic American sportswear that you thought you knew is seen anew in Trademark's clean-lined, tech-detailed Spring/Summer 2015 collection, a grouping of garments…
Image: Versace. Versace brings luxury to the beach with the house's Spring/Summer 2015 Beachwear lookbook, reinterpreting trademark designs for the sun and waves. The legendary…
Image: Carven. Image: Carven. Colorful rinds of color nostalgic of '60s comic books and retro race cars stand behind male model Karlis Adlers for Carven's…
