Its combination of two iconic insignias practically revives logomania on its own.
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We're well-acquainted at this point with the luxury world's rediscovery of logomania.
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It eschews big shows, red carpet dressings, overweening ad campaigns and hysterical logomania.
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Logomania has made a total comeback the past few seasons, as you've probably noticed.
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The inaugural Tommy x Gigi collection had a nautical theme, injected with some nostalgic logomania.
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Now, the question is: Who will be the first to flant that logomania-era Dior crossbody?
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The logomania trend has been going strong since the start of 2019, and Gucci still remains on top.
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When one harbinger of the naughties seems to ebb (we see you, chokers) another seems to flow right in (logomania).
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It also helps that early 2000s nostalgia is trending—evident with the comebacks of tiny sunglasses, logomania, and low rise jeans.
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There is Rihanna, who arguably is single-handedly bringing back logomania, first in head-to-toe Dior and then in Burberry.
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Regardless of your opinions on politics (or logomania), now is your chance to get your hands on your own slice of history.
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We can credit Bebe with our initial introduction to bodycon, as well as a leading player in bedazzled logomania circa the mid-aughts.
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Closely following are pieces that reflect the boom in logomania, like a Gucci logo-print swimsuit (third) and the Off-White industrial belt (sixth).
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This season, the designer turned the house's logomania on its head by collaborating with the graffiti artist Trouble Andrew (aka "Gucci Ghost") on cheekily spray-painted bags.
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In his career, Mr. Day, who magnified luxury brands' logomania to larger-than-life proportions, essentially elevated the knockoff to an art unto itself: fashion as sampling.
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We started with an existing Dapper Dan for Gucci track jacket with voluminous sleeves and used the most extravagant gold lame logomania fabric and created a red carpet dress from this.
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Market Report Logos are once again writ large on the runways — in a nod to the "logomania" of the '80s and '90s, brands are reintroducing their classic monogrammed leather goods in fresh ways.
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Coach, once synonymous with mid-aughts logomania, has been on a much-publicized effort to reinvent itself — and become America's big luxury conglomerate, à la LVMH or Kering — under the creative leadership of Stuart Vevers.
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In between came palatial skirts with croissants of fabric creating width across the hips, frilled frock coats, capes and cavernous sleeves, leather breastplates, some elaborately fringed logomania — much of it speckled with wormholes, the better to slip through time.
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" Not only are '90s cartoons trending on the site, but so are hip-hop parties (and the "get-up" you'll wear), as well as "Y2K Fashion" — "Make like it's the new millennium with army pants, hip chains and logomania.
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LOGOMANIA Ferragamo and Burberry may benefit in the short term from a monogram fad, as a revival of shoutier, plain logos over the past three years - sparked by the likes of Kering's Gucci and Balenciaga as a tongue-in-cheek 1990s throwback - starts to peak.
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And she isn't alone: Since its catwalk debut, Demna Gvasalia's riff on the classic Champion set has been spotted on many a celebrity, surely because it ties into three of the most pervasive trends in fashion right now: athleisure, logomania, and anything designed by the Georgian designer.
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It could be the fact that the World Cup is mere months away, or maybe it's because wear-them-proud slogans and logomania have reigned supreme over the past few seasons, but it seems that the way to keep cozy right now is by touting a soccer scarf.
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Whether it's the saddle shape tossed under her arm and paired with a neon knit or the small duffel with a full-on sweatsuit, Rihanna's street style prowess has us convinced that logomania is about to be as back as ever before (it's already made an appearance in Dior's recently debuted spring/summer 2018 collection).
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Mr. Logomania, The man who loves words, 2013, Collezione Mosaici Moderni, Ravenna Pamela Irving (born 1960) is an Australian visual artist specialising in bronze, ceramic and mosaic sculptures as well as printmaking and copper etchings.National Association for the Visual Arts (Australia). 1995, Who's who of Australian visual artists D.W. Thorpe in association with National Association for the Visual Arts, Port Melbourne, Vic. p. 148. In addition to her extensive art work, Irving has lectured in art and ceramics at Monash University, the Melbourne College of Advanced Education, the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) and the Chisholm Institute of Technology.
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