02

30

Botter AW23 menswear 0

Botter AW23 menswear 1

Botter AW23 menswear 2

Botter AW23 menswear 3

Botter AW23 menswear 4

Botter AW23 menswear 5

Botter AW23 menswear 6

Botter AW23 menswear 7

Botter AW23 menswear 8

Botter AW23 menswear 9

Botter AW23 menswear 10

Botter AW23 menswear 11

Botter AW23 menswear 12

Botter AW23 menswear 13

Botter AW23 menswear 14

Botter AW23 menswear 15

Botter AW23 menswear 16

Botter AW23 menswear 17

Botter AW23 menswear 18

Botter AW23 menswear 19

Botter AW23 menswear 20

Botter AW23 menswear 21

Botter AW23 menswear 22

Botter AW23 menswear 23

Botter AW23 menswear 24

Botter AW23 menswear 25

Botter AW23 menswear 26

Botter AW23 menswear 27

Botter AW23 menswear 28

Botter AW23 menswear 29

02

/

30

Botter AW23 menswear

This season, Herrebrugh and Rushemy Botter looked at the process of creolisation – the mixing together of different people and practices – and how this has shaped cultural identity in the Caribbean. The duo reflected this idea in panels of clothing that flop and peel back to expose jarring accents beneath – jeans unbuttoned from the waistband, blazers were slashed at the shoulder to reveal a plaid underlayer, and scuba tops were fronted with massive, ribbed jumpers. “The Caribbean youth always ask themselves the question ‘Who am I, where am I from? I have so many different influences’,” Herreburgh said.

Photography Cris Fragkou

Share