The show opens with a unisex look, mostly trompe-l’œil pajamas characterized by polka dots and patterns, and then continues with long cardigans with bold prints in various shades ranging from pink to light brown.
In this sense, the rigorous armor of the characters and a techno-futuristic design have allowed the Japanese brand to once again show its tailoring skills and at the same time reveal the fragility of the human face. This is what I considered when designing. Speaking to Vogue Runway about the collection in its entirety, the designer said: “I was expressing the worries and anxieties that individuals carry every day and the hope of what lies ahead … it probably doesn’t seem to connect directly to clothing design, but I wanted to put the complicated emotional state of society into a physical form.
#Undercover evangelion series
The real novelty, in fact, that left everyone speechless was the call present on some garments inspired by Neon Genesis Evangelion, the historic 90s anime series about robot humanoids that protect the post-apocalyptic world.
Yes, Jun Takahashi, designer of the maison, has not left anything to chance, thus managing to give life to an extraordinary futuristic representation of the society in which we live. We are talking about Undercover and its latest launch entitled “Creep Very”, an obvious link considering that to accompany the show there was a gaunt and creepy arrangement of the iconic “Creep” track by Radiohead’s Thom Yorke. One of the most respected Japanese fashion houses in contemporary streetwear, presented its new Fall Winter 21 collection a few days ago.
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