Secondly, the techno fashion is simply pushing its boundaries. The world has long been crazy about the aesthetics of the squat, the underground, the Berlin atmosphere, raves and the energy of young people at these raves. Hence Bottega Veneta’s private show in Berghain, Rick Owens’ million-dollar profits and the enduring popularity of avant-garde and deconstructivism. And BDSM is one variation on how to dress for this techno.

I have two theories about the return of fetishistic clothing to fashion. Firstly, in my opinion, all those leather Kardashian masks and Kanye West’s head stockings are not BDSM, but rather a flirtation by Balenciaga, Richard Quinn and other brands with anonymity, which was more evident in the background of the pandemic. Incognito in fashion has been talked about for a long time. Designer anonymity, digital anonymity have been discussed, and now it’s time to talk about celebrity anonymity. Can a celebrity remain recognizable without a face, and what does the pandemic have to do with it? Of course, it’s about the masks that hide the faces of not only stars, but people in general around the world. I, for example, order such accessories here https://obsessharness.com/bondage-ha... .