The Argentine folk tradition, as well as spiritual references, continued to inspire Marcelo Burlon’s elevated streetwear.

Marcelo Burlon explored a different face of its core business, streetwear — less rave, more quotidian.

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Marcelo Burlon merged street and sartorial in a polished collection targeting the new generations of customers.

Marcelo Burlon’s expanded women’s collection was an acid-infused conscious clash of athleisure and tailoring.

The techno-sports collection featured collaborations with Linda Farrow and “Easy Rider.”

The highlight was the looks daubed in airbrush-style fantasy fairground scapes by Swiss artist Dexter Maurer.

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Marcelo Burlon presented the women’s section of his latest collaboration, “Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” presented during Milan men’s week in June.

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The “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” movie and retro science fiction influences served as inspiration for the cool collection.

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The streetwear designer, known for his Gothic snake prints, has collaborated with Disney on a line inspired by animated baddies.

BMX off-road racing and tarot cards were some of the inspirations.