The story of Marine Serre’s crescent-moon catsuit | The Guardian

The French fashion designer’s simple logo is laden with feminine symbolism, and has become the fashion talking point of the year, with fans from Beyoncé to Adele“Thank you, Queen, for always making us feel so loved through your art,” Adele wrote on Instagram, kneeling under a still from Beyoncé’s Black is King. The film was released on Friday, and Adele, like a paid-up member of the Beyhive, was twinning with her idol in a Marine Serre crescent-moon top.Versions of the same top, and a similarly adorned catsuit, have been seen on the most powerful women in entertainment this year including Lorde, Rosalia, Dua Lipa and Kylie Jenner. Since the weekend, there has been a 426% increase in searches for the brand, according to lyst.co.uk. In its ubiquity it has become the 2020 equivalent of 2016’s DHL T-shirt from subversive cult label Vetements: a high-fashion talking point in non-fashion circles. Continue reading…

The French fashion designer’s simple logo is laden with feminine symbolism, and has become the fashion talking point of the year, with fans from Beyoncé to Adele

“Thank you, Queen, for always making us feel so loved through your art,” Adele wrote on Instagram, kneeling under a still from Beyoncé’s Black is King. The film was released on Friday, and Adele, like a paid-up member of the Beyhive, was twinning with her idol in a Marine Serre crescent-moon top.

Versions of the same top, and a similarly adorned catsuit, have been seen on the most powerful women in entertainment this year including Lorde, Rosalia, Dua Lipa and Kylie Jenner. Since the weekend, there has been a 426% increase in searches for the brand, according to lyst.co.uk. In its ubiquity it has become the 2020 equivalent of 2016’s DHL T-shirt from subversive cult label Vetements: a high-fashion talking point in non-fashion circles.

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