Spring/Summer 2022 Collection
“RETROSÉSSO”
“With hindsight, we'd all do things differently”. But would we?
Humans often think that with 20/20 hindsight, we would make different decisions. We pretend that we can avoid a conflict had we known the exact way it would play out. We imagine we can avert an unnecessary loss had we understood the characteristics of a virus. While Mankind advances through time, we often forget to look to the past for answers, thus forging a path strewn with mishaps.
With his Spring/Summer 2022 Collection, Isaac Saqib seeks out what the future of the world and Mercy X Mankind could like with more consideration for the past. He blends his signature principles from the past (dropped shoulders, artwork from the masters, utilitarian details) with futuristic playful innovation (inverted prints, pockets turned cross-body bags, 3D hand-filled down appliqués) and presents his most soul-searching collection to date.
“Retrosésso” is a Spanish term often defined as “Hindsight”, the recognizing of dangers, but also the possibilities of a situation after it occurs. Isaac chooses to focus on the later and drops a collection building on Mercy X Mankind’s signature principles while he explores what the future of his brand could look like; and its future looks well poised.
MERCY X MANKIND Spring/Summer 2022 Collection
Spring/Summer 2022 Collection Collection
Download the Press kit for Designer X
Download presskitCredits
-
Creative Direction
- Isaac Saqib @isaac.saqib
- Romero Tarrant @ibeonsumkidshitt
-
Photography
- Eric Hason @ericdhason
-
Cinematography
- Ali Imam @aliimam__
-
Models
- Juju Merk / Marilyn Agency @jujumerk
- Alex Carranza / APM Models @alexxcarranzaa_
-
Styling
- Arnaldo Campbell @acsuave
-
Press
- REP Agency
-
Styling Assist
- Sofiya Ryzhenko @sof.r
-
Makeup + Hair
- Gabriela Gomez @gab.vx
-
Footwear
- Gaian by Yasha Gruben / Look 9 @storyofyasha
Ask MERCY X MANKIND about Spring/Summer 2022 Collection
Your question was submitted successfully
After the designer has answered it will appear here
