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An expression of G-Star's dedication to craftsmanship, the couture pieces feature intricate details and innovative constructions - a tribute to the art of drag.<\/span><\/p>\n

Couture looks<\/strong><\/p>\n

The \"Trophy Gown\" for Shea Coule\u00a9 is a voluminous dress with sculptural elements, inspired by Parisian couture of the 2000s, and features an elaborate version of the G-Star Elwood kneepad. <\/span>The \"Disco Dreamer\" for Envy Peru pays homage to the 70s with over 2000 metal rings and a huge titanium crown with laser-printed denim feathers. The look for Hungry, \"Anatomical Distortion\", plays with the fascination for denim in metropolitan areas and fuses several bodies into one shape, based on the foundations of a classic denim jacket and capri jeans.<\/span><\/p>\n

The Nightmare Disorder<\/strong><\/p>\n

G-Star has teamed up with The Nightmare Disorder, a niche design studio run by Benji Nijenhuis and his partner Nemo Chemin\u00a9e. Nijenhuis also works as a fashion designer at G-Star and combines the brand's denim expertise with the world of couture. The Nightmare Disorder designed three individual denim outfits that reflect the characters and visions of the drag queens.<\/span><\/p>\n