KidSuper SS26 "THE BOY WHO JUMPED THE MOON" Paris Fashion Week
KidSuper SS26 "THE BOY WHO JUMPED THE MOON" Paris Fashion Week
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KidSuper SS26 "THE BOY WHO JUMPED THE MOON" Paris Fashion Week
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KidSuper’s SS26 The Boy Who Jumped the Moon unfurls like a giant storybook at the Louvre, merging childhood wonder with haute tailoring. Lunar-print blazers, school‑uniform twists, and floating silhouettes channel the fearless optimism of a young dreamer mid-leap. With collaborations spanning Mercedes‑Benz spaceship-cars to Puma kits and even a Papa John’s hot bag, Colm Dillane turns fashion into an immersive bedtime fable.
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2025-07-11
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