We Dive Into BOTTER’s Universe with “Dark Waters”
By now, we are all familiar with the “Caribbean Couture” spirit and the Arte Povera philosophy driving the brand founded by Lisi Herrebrugh and Rushemy Botter. In this Autumn-Winter 24/25 collection, the duo surprises with a project that, all while retaining their signature touch of eccentricity and their commitment to sustainable development, reveals itself more rational and mature. As eagerly anticipated by the label’s lovers, the collection had a strong athletic touch, that comes into play through the latest instalment of BOTTER’S partnership with Reebok. In “Dark Waters”, we see their collaboration evolve into a line of clothing and accessories bound to be as successful as the famous 3D-printed sneakers. Clean, light silhouettes, whose details have this irresistible je-ne-sais-quoi that we all love, are matched by resolutely sportswear and casual looks. While mixing sweatshirts and sports bags with a leather coat or suit may seem surprising at first glance, it ultimately reveals an attitude closer to a more ordinary experience of fashion, to its most fundamental essence: providing clothes for our everyday life. On the front row, we met Trippie Redd, Jonathan Hayden, Pascal K Douglas, Matthias Geerts…
Photos: Charles Berck & courtesy of BOTTER
