Blurred lines: there are no boundaries for girls who are boys who like boys to be girls
Italian artist (and longtime Wallpaper* collaborator) Brigitte Niedermair’s latest exhibition ‘Eccehomo’, showcases photographic works of Europe’s oldest known natural human mummy Ötzi (or the ‘Ice Man’), in Castel Tirolo in Italy. In celebration of the show's opening, here we present Niedermair’s recent ‘Blurred lines’ shoot for our September ‘Style Special' issue (W* 234) styled by Wallpaper* Fashion content director Isabelle Kountoure. ‘Eccehomo’ is on view at Castel Tirolo until 9 December.
Left, tights, price on request, all by Dolce & Gabbana. Right, jacket, £2,018, by Sacai. As originally featured in the September 2018 issue of Wallpaper* (W*234)
Left, dress (draped), £129,950; dress, £8,665, both by Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello. Right, tights, £435 each
Left, jacket, £1,205; trousers, £545; coat, £1,810; shirt, £360; trousers, £545; shoes, £550 each, all by Prada. Right, leggings, £700; top, £600
Left, dress, £1,704, by Rick Owens. Tights, £39, by Wolford. Right, coat, €2,890; coat (underneath), €1,609, both by Givenchy. Boots, £1,210, by Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello. Bodysuit, £405, by Off-White
Left, red tights, £470; grey tights, £620; cream longjohns, £620, all by Jil Sander. Right, coat, £4,450, by Gucci
Left, grey blazer, £1,324; blue jacket, £1,324; skirt, £662; shoes, £1,695, all by Calvin Klein 205W39NYC. Right, tights, £287 each, by Marine Serre
Left, shorts, £350; jeans, £430, both by Y/Project. Right, top, £645; trousers, £845; shoes, price on request; dress, £2,365, all by Balenciaga. Boots, £1,210, by Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello
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