A photograph of a look at Givenchy's Spring/Summer 2022 runway show by Alessandro Lucioni of Gorunway.com, dated 2021.

Josh Smith Collaborates with Givenchy’s Matthew M. Williams

The collaboration debuted in Givenchy’s Spring 2022 runway show this week

This week, in Givenchy’s Spring 2022 runway show, the fashion label unveiled designer Matthew M. Williams’s collaboration with Josh Smith, in which Smith’s psychedelic, vibrant paintings are interpreted into a range of garments.

“Matt showed up in my studio and we started cooking together…We made some delicious things...This collection is a miracle. The sky is the limit,” Smith said. 

“Everything in the collection, from the embroideries to the trim, is all inspired and from source material that Josh created,” Williams told Vogue. “I love how honest his work is and how obsessive it is to paint the same motif over and over and over again. He has his own way, a really efficient way of working where he’s pulling from the environment around him. It’s so textural and American; that’s something that I really connect with.”

Read more about the collaboration in Vogue

Image: A look from Givenchy's Spring/Summer 2022 runway show. Photo by Alessandro Lucioni of Gorunway.com

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