Another winter is upon us and the Moncler Genius project is back for the third installment with British designer Craig Green headlining. Stunting on his fellow Moncler Genius compadres, the menswear designer didn't show up empty - handed providing an introspective inquiry into the protective, yet lightweight qualities of down - filling in the collection dubbed 5 Moncler Craig Green. In doing so, the creative devises a collection of space - ready puffer silhouettes that exist in between art and reality.
Genius is the dream, where Collection has the consistency, and Grenoble the DNA. It was a collection split into two, with an opening section aping ancient couture shapes defined by huge skirts cinched to the body above, and a second that was far more fitting.
Moncler has opened the doors to its largest retail space on the most famous avenue in the world. Moncler Champs - Elysees has been designed by Paris architects Gilles & Boissier as a paean to the city, the mountain, and the soul of invention.
At first glance, the collection is easily identifiable as Moncler, full of the iconic puffed - up silhouette and eye - catching patches. But the details are quintessential Fujiwara: graphic typography treatments and Fragment's lighting - bolt logo, a symbol immediately recognizable to hypebeasts and design aficionados alike.
Alyx's footwear is famous for its shit - kicking qualities; Williams, it seems, loves few things more than an enormous sole. "So we don't have the crowd and that feeling it gives you.