Next you'll be telling us that we just "don't get" Demna Gvasalia and Vetements trying to "subvert the high fashion status quo" with $800 white t-shirts and $1,

Next you'll be telling us that we just "don't get" Demna Gvasalia and Vetements trying to "subvert the high fashion status quo" with $800 white t-shirts and $1,700 "destroyed jeans"... Demna Gvasalia, attempting to subvert the high fashion status quo, while starting his career at Maison Martin Margiela and LV, working under Marc Jacobs... Demna Gvasalia, whose current position is ... checks notes ... creative director of Balenciaga. Ahh, yes, very ... subversive. The fashion world, even the high end, is not immune from criticism or outright mockery.