The Diesel show set looked like a landfill
On February 24, Diesel inaugurated the Milan Women's Fashion Week, to do so it brought on stage around 50,000 pieces of Diesel archive memorabilia. Objects already used over the years by the brand in other shows and fashion shows from 1978 to today. The set transformed into an immersive installation, with an abundance of reused objects and props from around 6,000 different categories. Upcycling thus becomes a form of creative expression, which is also reflected in the collection.
The garments presented, in fact, tell a casual, post-party and lived-in vision, with deconstructed denim, oversized jackets, upcycled fabrics and references to the concept of “randomness”, almost as if each outfit was paired randomly, like when, in the morning, to get dressed, you take random clothes from the wardrobe, but everything turns out extremely harmonious.
