Balenciaga "Sinners" Capsule Collection


Following a hugely successful FW17 menswear campaign, Demna Gvasalia kickstarts Balenciaga’s Spring/Summer 18 season with a limited capsule collection.

Encapsulating Gvasalia’s affinity for brand-centric statement, the new "SINNERS" motif is printed and embroidered across a range of t-shirts, sweats and accessories, many of which retain the designer’s signature oversized and boxy shapes. The range is supplemented by a handful of distressed denim jackets and jeans and the returning ‘HOMME’ logo featurette from FW17.

With a limited release window and true-to-form style, conspicuous branding throughout, Balenciaga’s SS18 capsule has all the tools to be instant hit with fashion followers worldwide.

Be sure not to miss out when the capsule drops on November 3rd, in store and online at ZOOFASHIONS.COM.




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