Dion Lee's latest campaign features none other than futuristic pop sensation Grimezsz.
similar to her 2021 Met Gala ensemble
, Grimes transforms into a medieval ice princess, wearing all-white pieces from Dion Lee’s Spring 2022 collection, ranging from fishnet skirts and embellished blouses to lace-up tops and more. The singer paired her campaign look with icy long straight hair, along with piercing red eye makeup, done by the musician herself.
The Australian designer revealed how Grimes inspired his Spring 2022 collection in a recent interview withDelete Forever’ became my existential anthem during the lockdown and it feels full-circle to be releasing this campaign in 2022,” said Lee. “I am incredibly inspired by how hands-on Grimes is with everything she creates, from writing and producing her music to directing her video...
She also added, “[For my style] I am de-gothing so the aesthetic is mostly white... And like the theme, it’s mostly Medieval futurism.”
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