Virgil Abloh has been sharing images today from Off-White's fall/winter 2015 womenswear collection. It's titled "Split Ends" and features bell-bottom denim, patterned skirts, and fur jackets that emit a 60s vibe. The garments also boast subverted slogans of the Civil Rights-era, like "War is not over" and "Dazed still confused." According to Style.com, the references were inspired by the activism he saw spring up in Paris after the Charlie Hebdo attacks.
"Split Ends" marks Abloh's third season of designing womenswear for Off-White—his first effort for the ladies was back in Fall/Winter 2014. The new collection comes on the heels of his well-received fall/winter 2015 collection for men and last week's announcement that he was shortlisted for the LVMH Prize. We told you back in 2012 that Abloh was going to change the style game, and this collection is evidence that he's already on his way.
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