Vogue's New Grunge Look: Gauzy, Undone, and Easy

Vogue presents a new interpretation of grunge style, moving away from flannel to embrace airy, undone, and easy aesthetics. The feature showcases models including Gigi Hadid, Anok Yai, Liu Wen, Vittoria Ceretti, Noor Khan, Alex Consani, and Selena Forrest in various designer ensembles that blend delicate fabrics with rugged elements. Hadid wears a silk Givenchy top by Sarah Burton with distressed Levi's from Mothfood Shop. Yai appears in Miu Miu and Dior, pairing a lace dress with stone-washed jeans. Liu Wen layers an Hermès jacket, Brooks Brothers blazer, and Michael Kors Collection shirt. Ceretti combines a Brooks Brothers shirt with Hodakova pants apron, and styles a Chanel dress with paint-splattered eBay jeans and vintage military boots from The Quality Mending Co. Khan wears a Michael Kors Collection bodysuit with Calvin Klein Collection trousers. Consani is seen in Prada and Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, while Forrest wears Prada, Courrèges, and Phoebe Philo shoes. Hadid also appears in a Gucci jacket and trousers. The story credits hair by Jimmy Paul, makeup by Yumi Lee, manicure by Jin Soon Choi, tailoring by Francisco Chaydez, production by Hen's Tooth Production, set design by Javier Irigoyen, and illustrations/collages by Collier Schorr.