GUILLERMO JUSTICIA AW26 "VISCERUM"
Where "Void" mapped loneliness as a cold, rocky universe, "Viscerum" turns inward. VEIN called it a more instinct-led collection, building on the same deadstock-first practice — tailoring wools, denim, organza, tulle, lace, even curtain fabrics — but with softer, body-close volumes: pleats, tucks, godets and gathers that cling rather than armor.
IED listed him alongside Eñaut and REPARTO as one of three alumni headlining the April 14-17 shows, and backstage images show the palette staying dark and desolate, but the silhouettes more visceral — as the title suggests, gut-feeling clothes made from uncertainty, not spectacle.
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After opening the season in April with Ms. Lauryn Hill and her family in raw denim, Denim Tears rolled out a second chapter that puts New York style documentarians in front of the lens.