Where street style and renaissance art come together.
Through an array of hoodies and T-shirts, Off-White’s founder Virgil Abloh has merged his brand’s classic motifs and logos with the late artist’s work, specifically “Virgin and Child With Saint John the Baptist and an Angel” and “The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne.” Choosing two paintings that are less recognizable than more iconic works like “Mona Lisa” and “The Last Supper,” Abloh aims to nudge people to learn about art history through their own research, and to “open this world up to them.
“I want to crash together these two worlds that are seemingly different: fashion and high art,” Abloh said in a conversation with. Working a street-style approach into a Renaissance art-inspired high fashion collection also makes the art less intimidating. “Since the beginning it’s been essential to my work to prove that any place is accessible to everyone, no matter how exclusive a place is or might seem,” he added.
Photographs capturing the first looks of the Musée du Louvre x Off-White collection display a modern twist on Da Vinci and his era, with jarring angles, fish-eye camera effects and moody models that look like 15th century paintings brought to life.
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