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Whether middle finger earrings or playing body tricks with Jean Paul Gaultier (or even outfitting an extremely muscled Nicole Kidman), Glenn Martens knows how to keep fashion exciting. And for Y/Project's Spring/Summer 2024 presentation, the creative director simply kept the fun going.

A night out with Y/Project in Paris saw the brand issue more of its fabric manipulations, clustered boots, and, erm, snakes. Indeed, Y/Project offered a holy trinity of serpent necklaces (not real snakes, by the way), which either spread across models' chests or coiled around their neck.

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Slithering details aside, Y/Project SS24 was full of twists and turns elsewhere. Gathered denim bags, crumpled dresses, and bunched-up boots met stacked trousers and uneven tops.

A hooded denim 'fit spoke to the likes of a particular bad gal in her motha era (who also happens to be a Martens girl). Oh, how we hope to get a Y/Project SS24 moment from her.

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Y/Project SS24 also presented some baggy gradient shorts, fresh trench coat interpretations, excellent patterned garments, and — oh look — more ways to flip people off without uttering a word or moving a finger (the middle one, at least).

Fresh off a slippery albeit shiny Diesel presentation, Martens turns around to deliver yet another exciting presentation with Y/Project SS24.

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