As a designer, Matthew Williams switches between two different thinking caps. Being at the helm of two very different brands Givenchy, a house steeped in history, and his own street-infused venture, 1017 Alyx 9SM means his design style is inherently versatile.<\/p>\n
1017 Alyx 9SM spring\/summer 2022.<\/p>\n
Each season, Williams caters to the distinct character of both brands. For his Alyx spring\/summer 2022 presentation, he harked back to influences he has experimented with in the past. The results were unveiled in a film directed by Jordan Hemingway, set against the backdrop of the mystical volcanic Aeolian island of Stromboli.<\/p>\n
Models traversed the dramatic landscape wearing slinky maxi and mini dresses, unzipped oversized hoodies and Alyxs trademark metallic hardware. Hand-embroidered glass bead dresses, tops and skirts were dressed down in classic Williams fashion, with chunky, clog-like flats and angular sunglasses.<\/p>\n
To mark the release of his spring\/summer 2022 collection, British Vogue caught up with Williams to talk inspiration, progression, and fashions post-lockdown mood.<\/p>\n
We dont really work with a moodboard or references, [were] more designing the collections as a continuation of the previous one an evolution not a revolution. Its about perfecting and evolving the garments from one season to the next.<\/p>\n
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