The combination of exaggerated tailoring and bold prints.

After a year of isolation and increasingly blurred boundaries between the real and the virtual, it seems that we are living in a glitched version of The Matrix. This may be why one of the motifs featured in Vetements&#39; Spring/Summer 2022 show depicts tangled cables from server farms and bright green binary code mixed with pixelated salamanders and floral prints so bright they almost sparkle.

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Vetements, which is now led by Guram Gvsalia&mdash;the brand&#39;s cofounder, who took over after Demna Gvsalia left the brand to devote himself exclusively to Balenciaga&mdash;sticks to a tried-and-true formula in this new collection. For every slip and wrap dress there are three sharply-tailored blazers, all punctuated with the brand&#39;s popular slogan tees and hoodies bearing sayings such as &quot;The Devil Doesn&#39;t Wear Prada.&quot;

The collection&#39;s backdrop is reminiscent of a transparent Photoshop grid, further immersing us in Gvasalia&#39;s digital world.

Living in a digital world: Vetements Spring/Summer 2022 collection

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