Inspired by male subcultures of the past, Dries Van Noten explores these various archetypes with an eclectic collection that ranges from '40s-era Zazous suiting to raver-wear. Double-breasted jackets and wide-legged trousers are layered with figure-hugging corsets and camisoles while motocross streetwear elements are paired with printed lounge silhouettes. To further reference anti-authoritarian movements, Van Noten included classic Western-style leather boots and embroidered satin shirts. The Parkino Tape pants feature an elasticized drawstring waist and multiple pockets.