Off-White Unveils Uniforms of Strength and Resistance for Paris Fashion Week

To a futuristic backdrop of interlocking squares – like an intergalactic Super Bowl – designer Ib Kamara delivered a fierce, urban-feeling collection at Paris Fashion Week.

Women's pieces sculpted the body with zip-up tailoring and peplum tracksuits, while menswear went bold with layered hoodies, shredded denim, and anatomic trousers.

British fashion designer Kamara, known for his ability to blend heritage and innovation, stayed true to the brand's postmodern streetwear DNA while introducing fresh ideas like the Sand Bag – a playful twist on the everyday.

Yet, as always with the Sierra Leone-born designer, the collection was packed with bold ideas, each competing for attention. The mix of sportswear, tailoring, and industrial elements created a thrilling tension, though at times, the sheer range of influences made the message feel expansive rather than sharply defined.

Abloh's passing in 2021 left a void, but Kamara's risk-taking spirit keeps the label pushing forward.

If this collection proved anything, it's that Off-White's orbit is only expanding.