Published by Arttitude | September 2025
Originally featured in Guild Magazine
Arttitude at New York Fashion Week: Emotion, Rebellion, and Wearable Art
In a fashion season dominated by nostalgia and viral trends, Arttitude made a fearless statement at New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026—reminding the industry that true fashion is emotion, disruption, and art in motion.
The California-based fashion house unveiled a two-part showcase that blurred the lines between runway and rebellion. Every look was a manifesto, merging fine art and streetwear into something raw, expressive, and unapologetically human.
Where Streetwear Meets Fine Art
Arttitude’s latest drop challenged conventions of identity and aesthetics. Graphic tees featuring provocative imagery—a flipping middle finger or a woman shushing the viewer—transformed the runway into a stage for cultural commentary.
Among the highlights:
A Supima cotton hoodie printed with a Renaissance battle scene under the word LDVM—a nod to da Vinci’s restless genius.
A reinterpretation of Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring, where the muse stares back with quiet defiance—one of the season’s most talked-about pieces.
Every garment was numbered and limited to 500 or fewer, embodying Arttitude’s belief that clothing can be as collectible as canvas.
Redefining Luxury for the Modern Era
“Art is no longer just for galleries—it’s for the streets, the skin, and the soul,”
said Sylvain Castet, Co-Founder of ArtTitude.
In an industry often obsessed with perfection, Arttitude celebrates imperfection, rawness, and individuality. The brand’s mission: to make art wearable and conversation inevitable.
Each piece from The NYFW 2026 Collection is made using premium Supima cotton and hand-finished details, bringing together sustainability, comfort, and high-art sensibility.
Art as Protest, Fashion as Dialogue
From rebellion to reflection, Arttitude’s NYFW 2026 show transformed fashion into social discourse. The collection invited audiences to question the constructs of beauty, fame, and authenticity—offering fashion that doesn’t just decorate, but communicates.
As Guild Magazine put it:
“In a world obsessed with polish, Arttitude delivers rawness, soul, and cultural disruption—garments as provocations, clothing as conversation.”
About Arttitude
Founded in California by husband-and-wife duo Sylvain and Amrita Castet, Arttitude was born from the belief that clothing should do more than cover the body — it should stir the soul.Each collection is a collaboration between visionary artists and master fabricators, redefining the meaning of luxury streetwear.