He sent samurais, ravers, Run-D.M.C.-esque tracksuits, new Nikes, petticoats, Black Panther references, shredded skater-boy jeans, and luggage down the Spring/Summer ‘22 Paris Fashion Week runway.

14. A.P.C.

Standing for Atelier de Production et de Creation, A.P.C. was started in 1987 by Tunisian-French designer Jean Touitou in Paris. Originally, the brand had a focus on denim, gaining popularity for their use of Japanese selvedge denim. This raw denim is rigid and dry, designed to be broken in with wear, and made using no colors or dyes.

While the range now includes everything from dresses to bags, A.P.C denim products remain their best buys. Bringing basics into the realm of luxury fashion, A.P.C. shrugs off trends and symbolizes an absence of extravagance in favor of a return to the essentials featuring high-quality basics that will certainly be around for the long haul. 

15. Vetra

Vetra was created as workwear by Edouard Beerens in Paris in 1927. Their simple, no-frills approach and quality materials made them a clothing provider for the French army, as well as numerous professional tradesmen. Vetra has a proud heritage of making functional and aesthetically pleasing clothing. Staying true to their roots, they remain a family-operated business that continues to make high-quality, resilient workwear in France. Despite Vetra being workwear, the company also manufactured five pockets jeans in raw denim. 

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