
As Berlin Fashion Week the innovative brand Laramz graced the runway with a breathtaking collection that intricately wove together the realms of fashion, technology, and art. In a dazzling collaboration with accessory powerhouse Perlensau, the show unveiled a hauntingly futuristic vision where artificial intelligence serves not just as inspiration but as a profound commentary on the relationship between humanity and machines.
Set against the backdrop of the Pandora Art Gallery—a true gem of Berlin’s underground scene—this presentation was a masterclass in boldness and experimentation. Photographers SHIN JEONG HOON and Anna Nowalska-Duda went for us to the show to do their magic.

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Perlensau: Redefining Ethical Luxury with Futuristic Craftsmanship
Sustainability took centre stage, with materials like Organic Leather and Vegan PVC reimagining the concept of luxury. Perlensau’s audacious vision merged avant-garde craftsmanship with a minimalist edge, showcasing intricate metallic structures that fluidly blended industrial elements with organic textures. Each piece was a striking embodiment of rebellion and sophistication, challenging the norms of experimental fashion accessories. The juxtaposition of raw, industrial forms against fluid structures created a captivating visual dialogue. Pioneering techniques such as laser-cutting and 3D metalwork added layers of intrigue, further enhancing Perlensau’s provocative stance within the industry.

Human vs. Machine – Fashion as an Experiment
At the core of Laramz’s collection lay the irony of AI-driven creativity. While algorithms may generate pristine visuals, Laramz boldly embraced the beauty of the imperfect. Surreal proportions and whimsical extensions—think oversized hands sporting six fingers—served as clever metaphors for digital glitches, inviting the audience to question the essence of humanity within a tech-driven world. The silhouettes danced between the organic and the mechanical, with unisex designs adorned with oversized hoods and reflective fabrics. Electric neons and deep blacks punctuated the collection, pulsating techno beats transforming the venue into an ethereal dystopian club.
Within this avant-garde staging, Laramz posed existential musings: Where does humanity end, and where does the machine begin? The answers were nestled in the details—from deliberate asymmetries to digitally warped prints, every aspect was an occasion for introspection. The square-shaped eyes featured prominently on T-shirts and worn by some models stood as a cheeky nod to our culture of excessive screen time.

Trippen – Avant-Garde Down to the Soles
Models embodying the vibrant essence of Berlin’s underground scene graced the runway, many also being designers or DJs themselves. They showcased innovative footwear from Trippen, a label renowned for its avant-garde aesthetic. With unconventional sole shapes and exquisitely cut boots, Trippen effortlessly created a fusion of fashion, function, and art. Further amplifying this creative synergy, House of Mazard’s eclectic hats made a striking statement.

About Laramz & Perlensau
Founded in 2024, Laramz aims to use fashion as a means of artistic provocation, standing at the intersection of sustainability, deconstruction, and a reimagining of gender norms. The brand’s use of black serves as a canvas for its unconventional, avant-garde designs, which draw inspiration from urban subcultures and post-digital aesthetics.
Conversely, Perlensau is a daring jewellery brand that flouts traditional conventions, expertly experimenting with materials and forms. Their creations are unapologetically bold and raw, advocating for sustainability and inclusivity. With offerings made from Vegan PVC or Organic Leather, Perlensau embodies a vision of uniqueness that invites everyone to express their individuality.
Photos by Anna Nowalska-Duda

This transcendent show not only highlighted the innovative essence of Laramz and Perlensau but also redefined the narrative of fashion in the context of technology and sustainability, leaving an indelible mark on Berlin Fashion Week.


