It seemed like an impossible task. The biggest luxury fashion brand in the world, whose menswear division for the past few years has been a cultural hotrod when it was spearheaded by Virgil Abloh, the visionary disruptor, needed someone new in the driver’s seat. In his time there, Abloh broke down countless barriers and redefined what luxury looked like, along the way making space for people who’ve never been given a seat at the table. How do you fill shoes as gargantuan as that? The position of Men’s creative director was left vacant for almost two years after Abloh’s passing while the House considered names from every corner of the industry. In the end, and in the spirit of Abloh, the brand went with a left-field
