Japanese apparel brand beautiful people introduces its latest collaboration with Universal Pictures, drawing inspiration from the iconic science fiction horror films, \"Frankenstein\" and \"The Bride of Frankenstein.\" This marks the third partnership between the two entities, bringing classic cinematic elements into contemporary fashion.
This collection delves into the films' foundational dichotomies, such as \"reason and instinct,\" \"destruction and creation,\" \"fear and beauty,\" and \"light and darkness.\" beautiful people translates these profound contrasts into a range of distinctive designs. The collection includes two knit pullovers, intricately crafted with intarsia and jacquard knitting techniques, and two T-shirts. These T-shirts vividly portray famous scenes from the movies through a blend of printing and embroidery, creating a powerful visual impact with bold character graphics and dynamic colors.
The \"Frankenstein\" x beautiful people collection will be released on October 18, with items priced between ¥42,900 JPY and ¥69,300 JPY (roughly $280 USD to $450 USD). Fashion enthusiasts and film buffs can purchase these unique pieces through beautiful people’s official website and at its directly managed retail locations.
This collaboration celebrates the enduring legacy of \"Frankenstein,\" demonstrating how classic narratives can continue to inspire modern artistic expressions. By weaving complex themes into wearable art, beautiful people encourages a dialogue between historical storytelling and contemporary style, inviting wearers to explore the beauty in contradiction and the power of reimagined classics.