Lucinda Pikkat

Like at a fancy beach club in the south of France or something and you're just walking around on the sand.

Yeah, you're not on the road.

You're not getting a cab.

Like this is purely fantasy.

A deflated balloon.

I would almost say that he is like the...

instigator of this trend.

Like I feel like before that, obviously that we've seen other designers play in this territory before, but he really made it mainstream.

Now other designers are really doing this on a more commercial level.

Yeah, and we're seeing it infiltrate in Australian brands are experimenting with this at the moment.

Brands like Alias May have done fluffy shoes and, you know, Camilla and Mark have done, yeah, fur shoes.

I did, yeah.

Why not?

It's interesting.

Glenn Martins, who's the creative director of Diesel, is also heading up Margiela, Maison Margiela.

So he's one of the most interesting names working in fashion at the moment.

And he's kind of revered as bringing Diesel back into currency at the moment, like making Diesel cool again.

And I've actually been watching as someone who, you know, watches all the runway shows every season and is very invested in what's happening on the runway.

Diesel is one of the most interesting shows at the moment, as well as Margiela.

So I'm really into what Diesel is doing and I hadn't seen this.