Off-White™ Unveils "FRESCO" Collection at FLANNELS with Immersive Art & Music Experience

Off-White™ introduced its latest collection, FRESCO, with a vibrant celebratory event at FLANNELS, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to blending fashion, art, and culture. The evening was an immersive showcase of creativity, featuring striking art installations by Isaac Andrews, Ola Tokunboh Badiru, and Joy Yamusangie, along with an electrifying DJ set by CKTRL.

The FRESCO collection embodies Off-White™’s signature fusion of luxury and streetwear, drawing inspiration from classical art while reinterpreting it through a modern, urban lens. Taking cues from Renaissance fresco paintings, hence the collection’s name. Creative director Ib Kamara reimagines historical artistic motifs through a contemporary Off-White™ aesthetic. The collection features bold graphic prints, intricate embroidery, and a mix of structured tailoring with relaxed silhouettes, capturing the tension between heritage and innovation.

Signature Off-White™ codes, such as deconstructed layering, oversized fits, and industrial elements, remain at the heart of FRESCO, but with an elevated sophistication. Monochrome and muted earth tones dominate the color palette, punctuated by bursts of vibrant hues that nod to fresco artistry. The use of texture is key, with luxurious materials juxtaposed against raw, unfinished edges, reinforcing the brand’s disruptive approach to high fashion.

Guests navigated through installations that reflected Off-White™’s vision of blurring the lines between disciplines, with Isaac Andrews’ bold contemporary illustrations, Ola Tokunboh Badiru’s textural explorations, and Joy Yamusangie’s colorful storytelling through mixed media. The artworks resonated with the themes of FRESCO, history, culture, and recontextualization in the modern world.

On the music front, CKTRL’s DJ set provided a sonic backdrop that was equal parts ethereal and pulsating, mirroring the collection’s balance of past and present. The event drew in key figures from London’s creative scene, including prior New Wave cover star Lee Estelle, rapper Pa Salieu, Gene Gallagher, rising R&B artist Lost Girl, and model Wilfred Cisse. Their presence further cemented Off-White™’s connection to the city’s dynamic cultural landscape.