We all love a touch of luxury in our lives, but when we can welcome that luxury without the price tag, it becomes all the more appealing. Jerry Lorenzo’s Fear of God ESSENTIALS line is the epitome of wallet-friendly quality and a fresh batch of the collection just dropped here.
While each collection retains Lorenzo’s penchant for dusty color palettes and effortless, boxy fits that we’re accustomed to seeing in the designer’s Fear of God line, ESSENTIALS sits at a much more accessible price point, making it the perfect founding member of your new-season wardrobe. SS21 sets the stage for more of the next-level comfort gear that we know and love the label for.
It all might be shifting for Lorenzo himself, who just made the move from Nike to Adidas, but things stay largely familiar with the Fear of God ESSENTIALS SS21 collection. You’ll find the usual host of staple hoodies and sweats finished in neutral color palettes while denim makes its return having debuted in Fall/Winter 2020 but there are some new arrivals this season. Long-sleeved polos and lightweight outerwear in the form of technical-looking coach jackets offer a transitional element to the range.
Whether you’re looking to supplement a handful of highlight pieces with a cast of understated Fear of God ESSENTIALS bits, or if they’ll act as the versatile, defining building blocks of your new-season look, be sure to act fast because Lorenzo’s ESSENTIALS line doesn’t have a habit of sticking around for too long. Luckily, if you did miss anything you can still cop at resale.
Brand: Fear of God ESSENTIALS Collection: Spring/Summer 2021 Price range: $50-$305 Where to buy: SSENSE, Mr Porter, StockX, Hype Clothinga
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