Hanging over Givenchy's 2015 spring/summer runway showing was a small aircraft exploding in four directions - an installation by Dutch artist Paul Veroude. As WWD questioned, "Was it a signal of the military undercurrent in Riccardo Tisci's spring menswear, full of multi-pocket aviator jackets [with] dangling ripcord zipper pulls? Or was it perhaps symbolic of a designer pulled in too many directions?" If you have already browsed through the above images, you may end up agreeing with the latter ...
Hanging over Givenchy's 2015 spring/summer runway showing was a small aircraft exploding in four directions - an installation by Dutch artist Paul Veroude. As WWD questioned, "Was it a signal of the military undercurrent in Riccardo Tisci's spring menswear, full of multi-pocket aviator jackets [with] dangling ripcord zipper pulls? Or was it perhaps symbolic of a designer pulled in too many directions?" If you have already browsed through the above images, you may end up agreeing with the latter ...
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