First shown at Paris’ Pompidou Centre, Stella McCartney’s fashion-art crossover for A/W 2022 sees the designer reinterpret the artworks of American painter and sculptor Frank Stella through clothes
– are either printed verbatim onto the clothing or otherwise used as a starting point for McCartney’s own linear motifs, which zig-zag across tailoring and knitwear, the latter sliced-away at the sleeves.
The designer has also drawn on Stella’s own life, looking towards his time spent embedded in the New York art scene in the 1980s, when he would work during the day and party with the city’s burgeoning creative community at night. Strong shoulders are a distinct reference to that era – notably across McCartney’s now signature fur-free coats, here nipped at the waist with a tie fastening – while looped and ruched viscose dresses arrive in a vibrant palette, primed for the dance floor.
At heart, though, it is the artist’s rule-breaking approach – rarely sticking to a defined style for long and having a reputation for a feisty reproach – which provides the energy behind Stella by Stella. It’s a spirit of rebellion long evoked by McCartney in her own collections, which confound expectations of sustainable design.
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