"Japanese fashion house beautiful people has long been known for its ability to bridge classic cinema, cultural storytelling, and avant-garde design. This October, the brand returns with its third collaboration with Universal Pictures, unveiling a collection inspired by two of the most influential films in horror history - Frankenstein (1931) and The Bride of Frankenstein (1935). The result is a thought-provoking blend of fashion and mythology, translating the dualities of creation and destruction into wearable art that blurs the line between fear and beauty."
"The brand's creative team approached this collaboration through the lens of tension and harmony - "reason and instinct," "light and darkness," "fear and beauty." These contrasts are intrinsic to Frankenstein's narrative but also deeply relevant to the ethos of beautiful people. Since its founding, the label has built its identity on dualities - merging couture craftsmanship with street sensibility, structure with softness, and innovation with reverence for tradition."
Beautiful People and Universal Pictures produced a capsule collection inspired by Frankenstein (1931) and The Bride of Frankenstein (1935) that interprets cinematic mythology through fashion. The collection centers on dualities such as reason and instinct, light and darkness, and fear and beauty to mirror both the films' themes and the brand's ethos. The label merges couture craftsmanship with street sensibility, pairing structured forms with softness and innovation with reverence for tradition. Designs translate haunting imagery into tactile garments using advanced textile techniques. The capsule includes four standout pieces, including intarsia and jacquard knit pullovers that reinterpret the monster's legacy.
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