Photograph by Famosissimo BioleThe Religion brand appeared at the outset of the 90s, when teenagers were listening spellbound to “Nirvana”, and expressing their disparaging attitude to the mainstream by spunky, audacious manners, as well as intentional negligence in wear. Today most of those rebellious youngsters grew older, settled down, and swapped their torn jeans and leather jackets for respectable-looking suits. Notwithstanding the time has mellowed the “Religion’s” youthful edginess, and it acquired more glamorous touches, you can still perceive very distinctive traces of grunge style in the brand’s collections.
Nowadays you’ll doubtfully shock or surprise anyone by wearing destroyed fabrics or t-shits with provocative, anarchic graphics. But if you like to stand out from the crowd, or got bored with your image of good boy or girl, the Religion’s brand, with its tendency to fearless experimental designs, will be definitely to your taste.
Where to buy Religion’s clothes in London:
• 154, Brick Lane (Tube: Shoreditch High Street)
• 128, Shoreditch High Street (Tube: Shoreditch High Street)
Nowadays you’ll doubtfully shock or surprise anyone by wearing destroyed fabrics or t-shits with provocative, anarchic graphics. But if you like to stand out from the crowd, or got bored with your image of good boy or girl, the Religion’s brand, with its tendency to fearless experimental designs, will be definitely to your taste.
Where to buy Religion’s clothes in London:
• 154, Brick Lane (Tube: Shoreditch High Street)
• 128, Shoreditch High Street (Tube: Shoreditch High Street)
