Off-White’s FRESCO collection draws on classic Italian fresco artistry, reimagined by a trio of contemporary artists. Through bold reinterpretations of celestial imagery, the collaboration explores the balance between modern streetwear and traditional art. Each artist brings something uniquely their own while tapping into the shared theme of divine guardianship. The result is a collection that feels authentic to Off-White’s evolving narrative, while nodding to timeless motifs.
The first twist on FRESCO comes from George Jasper Stone, who leans into fluid shapes that suggest winged silhouettes frozen mid-flight. His approach feels elevated yet rooted in everyday style, giving those celestial guardians an edge.
Then there’s illustrator Cecilia Carlstedt, known for her expressive line work. She gives the angels a lighter form, almost translucent, signaling a playful nod to fashion’s love of blending art and function.
Another perspective comes from Alastair Madeit, who intensifies the celestial theme with dramatic contrasts. His angels feel grounded yet assertive, standing out against bold backgrounds.
FRESCO marks another chapter for Off-White, reflecting a vision that feels confident yet open to reinvention. The three-artist collaboration takes an age-old theme and spins it through the brand’s evolving lens, emphasizing that nothing—be it style, art, or tradition—stays static. It’s a perfect bridge between the classic and the current, a collection that speaks volumes about Off-White’s sense of now.
