Fashion loves order. It's the essence of its business. Chaos just doesn't sell and even in their more desperate attempts, designers are always struggling to be completely disruptive. On the other hand, fashion shows always offer an opportunity to translate visually the original intention. Some designers are more gifted than others, offering a more comprehensive vision. Margiela, Christopher Shannon and Vivienne Westwood are definitely the first contenders. It's almost in their DNA.
Neil Barrett, Sacai and Saint Laurent are not necessarily the first ones to come to mind but when looking more closely, they have their very own ways of disrupting silhouettes whether it's playing mix and match with volumes and patterns, or introducing powerful graphic elements or recycling grunge elements. The result is more subdued and conventional but nevertheless personal.
