Future has released a second line of products as part of his alliance with French luxury fashion house Lanvin, with whom he teamed up last year.
On Tuesday (March 5), the Atlanta rapper launched his sophomore collection under LANVIN LAB. According to the brand’s social media pages, it “combines vintage references, modern sensibilities and impeccable craftsmanship for a playful and unapologetic celebration of color, culture and creativity.”
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The new drop consists of hoodies, sweatpants, jackets, shirts, socks, gloves, sunglasses, caps and shoes, among several others items, all of which can be purchased here.
“Centuries-old elegance is reimagined with the verve and swagger of our modern age,” the company added about its latest line. “Grammy-winning wunderkind @future reveals his innermost passion with a tribute to classic streetwear and Lanvin’s couture heritage.”
In November, the trap icon unveiled his first-ever collaboration with LANVIN LAB. According to the company’s website, the unisex collection “emphasizes Future’s love of layering and tailoring, with an impressive flair for accessories.”
Two symbols appear as recurring themes of the Future x LANVIN LAB collab, the site further explained. The Eagle (which also appears in the Freebandz logo) represents “courage, majesty and truth as well as a sense of flying high with bird’s eye vision.” The Star, on the other hand, appears as a sign of protection, empowerment and guidance.
The first collection was inspired by the LANVIN archives, which the Georgia native drew from directly to design one signature piece: a leather jacket featuring metallic studs that form a constellation.
Pluto also had the lettering from Lanvin perfume campaigns from the 1930s and ’40s printed onto the denim in his new line in addition to developing his own updated Lanvin sneaker: the Curb 3.0.
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“I created a vibe with this collection, something you can feel when you wear it,” the 40-year-old superstar said about his latest endeavor. “Jeanne Lanvin drew inspiration from her life and lifestyle. We are the same in that way, we create from experience.”
