Everything that Pyer Moss creative director Kerby Jean-Raymond does is done with intention. From hosting the brand’s first couture show at Madame C.J Walker’s historical Villa Lewaro estate, to the creation of a community project in partnership with the Kering Group ‘Your Friends in New York’, the creative is always thinking of the big picture. And the same is true for Jean-Raymond latest offering with iconic lifestyle label, Reebok.
The line debuted in 2018 – a full two years before Jean-Raymond was appointed Global Creative Director for the sportswear brand. Now for its fourth and final collection titled “GODIZU UIZGOD”, the designer drew inspiration from the concept of spirituality to encourage others to look introspectively and reach their full potential. Each piece combines Pyer Moss’s storytelling abilities with Reebok’s esteemed history in the industry. The result is a reimagined take on your closet staples in a range of unisex options.
Psychedelic marbled prints in red, black, and white are leveraged on easy silhouettes infused with a sporty sensibility ( like mock-neck slip dresses, stirrup leggings, and technical puffers). Cropped turtleneck tops, more subtle windbreakers, and logo-detailed socks with the acronym ‘UZGD’ down the front are also on offer to complete a set. Fans of the solid-color hoodies from past releases will undoubtedly appreciate the new range of shades for the new season. But what sets this drop apart from the rest is the updated take on those coveted sneakers on everyone’s wishlist. Enter stage left: The Experiment G’s.
Available now for purchase, the Reebok by Pyer Moss collection can be shopped in its entirety at both reebok.com and pyermoss.com, as well as famed retailers saksfifthavenue.com, and SSENSE.com. Get a little piece of history.
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The Final Reebok By Pyer Moss Collection Is Completely Collectible
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