Raf Simons Autumn/Winter 2001-2002 "Riot! Riot! Riot!"

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Perhaps the most defining show of Raf Simons' early-new-millenium period, the 2001 Autumn/Winter collection titled "Riot! Riot! Riot!", was nothing but a pure interpretation of the crucial inspiration sources, which drove the designer's earlier works: youth, protest and teenage rebellion. Furthermore, in this collection Simons departed from the previously used slim silhouettes to the casual oversized shapes, which can be clearly seen in the wide usage of layering techniques picked up by the designer on Viennese flea markets during his break year at the eponymous label.
For "Riot! Riot! Riot!" Simons introduced an imposive garment selection that varied from classic pieces such as trench coats and cable sweaters to nearly handmade-looking sleeveless hoodies, distressed sweatshirts and bombers, some of which included patchwork with excerpts from mid 90's newspaper articles stating disappearance of Richey Edwards, a Welsh rock musician known for being the core member of "The Manic Preachers".

[@sprainha]

i was at this show and it was cold and damp and the music overwhelmingly loud and it was perfect chaos

[@jabrur]

Insanely cool that u were at the knowledge of raf simons and got to experience a such iconic show in 2001, what did u think about it at the time?

[@cowboyjunkie5732]

thank you :)

[@gmproduction7953]

Hi where can I find the runway with the nebraska sweater?

[@naforius]

google

[@gmproduction7953]

@@naforius nope, I can’t find the video

[@howinsightful2391]

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