Marc Jacobs has once again captured the fashion world’s attention with the highly-anticipated relaunch of his iconic grunge collection originally debuted in 1993 for Perry Ellis. The Redux Grunge collection features a total of 26 designs that pay tribute to the rebellious and edgy aesthetic that made waves in the 90s. The collection includes a mix of pieces ranging from Nirvana-inspired t-shirts to fruit-printed dresses, neon coats, plaid pants, and more, all perfectly encapsulating the spirit of the alternative music scene and the eclectic styles of the era.
With prices ranging from $95 to $1,200, the Redux Grunge collection has quickly become a must-have for fashion influencers, celebrities, and models alike. The lookbook showcases a diverse range of faces, blending both established and up-and-coming talent, including daughters of the original models who walked for the collection over two decades ago.
Designed during Jacobs’ tenure as creative director for Perry Ellis, the 1993 collection was met with both praise and criticism for its bold departure from traditional fashion norms. However, it ultimately solidified Jacobs’ reputation as a visionary ahead of his time, setting the stage for his continued success in the industry.
In a time when the fashion landscape is constantly evolving and new brands are redefining the industry, Marc Jacobs is returning to his roots with the Redux Grunge collection. Embracing authenticity, acceptance, and freedom, the brand aims to reignite the spirit of the original grunge movement and celebrate individuality in all its forms.
For those looking to add a touch of nostalgia and modernity to their wardrobe, the Redux Grunge collection is now available for pre-order on the Marc Jacobs e-commerce site. Fashion enthusiasts worldwide can now experience a unique blend of iconic 90s style and contemporary flair, courtesy of one of the industry’s most celebrated designers.
To learn more about the Redux Grunge collection and to browse the latest designs, visit the official Marc Jacobs website here. For a deeper dive into the history of grunge fashion and its lasting impact on the industry, check out this insightful article here.
