We believe that fashion and art cannot exist without each other. We broadcast this symbiosis in the Limited Edition collections, which are created in collaboration with artists. We see the preservation of the craft as one of our missions, so for the production of limited-edition lines we use high-tech premium materials and manually create unique items.
Such items presented exclusively in WHO I AM Gallery, as well as in the contemporary art funds and museums (New Tretyakov Gallery, Ruarts Foundation).
Symbiosis of fashion and art in the Limited Edition collections.
Reflection collection on clothing and style of the future, created together with artist Misha MOST.
WHO/AM and Misha MOST collaboration is a reflection on the clothing and style of the future. When most manufacturing operations become automated, real art will be created by hand.
The leitmotif of the capsule is space prints and hand embroidery. T-shirts and long sleeves are hand-painted by Misha MOST over the print. The embroidery on the dress and jacket represents craft techniques, knitting and felting.
Misha MOST is an artist and graffiti writer who explores the theme of evolution, progress, the relationship between people and machines, social problems and dialogue in the urban environment. The drop is based on a series of works "Future of the past" — a reflection on the evolution and regression of mankind.
In the sustainable Re:Thinking collection, Katerina Sadowsky and Lilia Li-Mi-Yan, together with WHO/AM, created wearable objects made from recycled materials.
In this collection, the authors explore the potential of recycled materials and biohacking. Thus, a shirt with inserts in the form of a blister pack reflects the habit of a modern person to constantly maintain himself with dietary supplements and antidepressants, improving the body and mind with the help of pills. At the same time, more and more people are wearing high-quality plastic implants in their bodies, which is also an example of biohacking.
The items were presented in the New Tretyakov Gallery.
In the sustainable Re:Thinking collection, Katerina Sadowsky and Lilia Li-Mi-Yan, together with WHO/AM, created wearable objects made from recycled materials.
In this collection, the authors explore the potential of recycled materials and biohacking. Thus, a shirt with inserts in the form of a blister pack reflects the habit of a modern person to constantly maintain himself with dietary supplements and antidepressants, improving the body and mind with the help of pills. At the same time, more and more people are wearing high-quality plastic implants in their bodies, which is also an example of biohacking.
The items were presented in the New Tretyakov Gallery.
Return to antiquity and search for timeless beauty in WHO/AM capsule collection.
Return to antiquity and search for timeless beauty in the WHO/AM capsule collection.
The capsule is inspired by antiquity and the creations of fashion classic Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo. The idea of a dress that "shows nothing, but also hides nothing" served as a starting point for the designers.
Complex draperies and a columnar silhouette refer to ancient sculptures.
The pearl of the collection is two velvet dresses. Black with a figured neckline, an open back, draperies and thin threads of glass beads, which refer to the works of Fortuny, who decorated his dresses with Murano glass and a scarlet dress made of velvet tapestry, graceful pleats to the floor and an open shoulder.
Artist Evgeniya Voronova together with WHO/AM created a limited collection dedicated to the theme of human perception in the modern world.
Only for WHO/AM capsule, the artist has developed a series of prints based on her paintings. Fragments of paintings become part of clothing, opening up new ways for their sensory perception and interpretation.
The collection includes dresses, men's and women's trouser suits, trousers, shirts, long sleeves and padded parkas. The entire collection is designed in a single color scheme, where black is the basis for artistic expression.
Collaboration between artist Evgenia Voronova and WHO/AM dedicated to human perception in the modern world.
Collection dedicated to the highest point on our planet and the human desire to achieve physical and spiritual perfection.
WHO/AM creates clothes that help you feel special. The HIMALAYAS collection is dedicated to the highest point on our planet and the human desire to achieve physical and spiritual perfection.
The collection includes tight-fitting tops, leggings, cycling shorts and shorts. "HIMALAYAS" is presented in seven colors, each of which corresponds to one of the seven human chakras.
Regenerated ECONYL® Nylon is the material we use to create the collection. It is more technologically advanced than ordinary nylon, adjusts to body temperature, does not hinder body movement and can be recycled many times.