Designer Tom Van Der Borght showcased his collection at the Mercedes Fashion Week in Berlin.
Touted as 'the most exciting name in menswear right now' by Vogue magazine, his Autumn/Winter 2021 collection featured some of the quirkiest silhouettes you'd have seen this year.
A graphic designer and performance artist, Tom Van Der Borght created 21 extraordinary looks for the show.
IMAGE: Designer Tom Van Der Borght used mood-boosting, vibrant colours and upcycled sculptural designs to create his collection.
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Photograph: Sebastian Reuter/Getty Images
IMAGE: Is that a king or a clown?
Models dressed in psychedelic silhouettes, funky headgears, glittered faces and face masks take to the ramp.
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Models dressed in psychedelic silhouettes, funky headgears, glittered faces and face masks take to the ramp.
Photograph: Andreas Rentz/Getty Images
IMAGE: As a queer designer with disabilities, his idea was to move away from everything normal and accept imperfections.
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Photograph: Andreas Rentz/Getty Images
IMAGE: Through his work, the designer wanted to send across a strong message to people that a person's race, gender, sexuality or body type doesn't matter.
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Photograph: Sebastian Reuter/Getty Images
IMAGE: Tom Van Der Borght and Choreographer Blanca Li walk the runway at the end of the show.
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Photograph: Andreas Rentz/Getty Images
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