Vetements arrived in 2014 with a collective of anonymous designers and a specific set of references: staff uniforms, tourist merch, tailoring, and streetwear treated with the same level of importance. The DHL shirt. The oversized hoodies with the sleeves folded under. The proportions were exaggerated, the silhouettes familiar before you noticed how wrong they were. Demna Gvasalia left to run Balenciaga. Guram Gvasalia continues the label.

Tribal Reworked Bomber in green at $2,200 and the Motorhead Patched Hoodie in black at $1,500. Both lean into the reworked construction Vetements became known for during the Demna years — patched, distorted, each one a specific object.