Yeezy Gap unveils ‘Engineered by Balenciaga’ collab

Yeezy Gap unveils 'Engineered by Balenciaga' collab
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// Yeezy Gap has unveiled its highly anticipated collaboration with fashion powerhouse Balenciaga
// The selection is now available globally for purchase on yeezygap.com and farfetch.com

Kanye West and Balenciaga’s Creative Director, Demna have dropped the first limited release of their highly anticipated partnership, Yeezy Gap Engineered by Balenciaga.

The 25-look collection blends the American rapper and fashion designer’s oversized silhouette and recent fad for face coverings with Demna’s gender fluid and couture designs.

The first eight looks will be available for order on Yeezygap.com and Farfetch today with the full 25-piece collection dropping later this year.


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Coinciding with the launch of Ye’s Donda 2 experience performance in Miami, highlights of the collection includes a denim jacket and pant, technical boiler suits, leather biker pants and a range of logo tees and hoodie, which pay tribute to Gap’s timeless American icons.

Gap struck a 10-year deal with Ye (formerly known as Kanye West) to create the Yeezy Gap line in June 2020, and the first launch for the Yeezy line with Gap was unveiled in June 2021. It first announced the partnership with Balenciaga in early January.

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Yeezy Gap unveils ‘Engineered by Balenciaga’ collab

Yeezy Gap unveils 'Engineered by Balenciaga' collab
// Yeezy Gap has unveiled its highly anticipated collaboration with fashion powerhouse Balenciaga
// The selection is now available globally for purchase on yeezygap.com and farfetch.com

Kanye West and Balenciaga’s Creative Director, Demna have dropped the first limited release of their highly anticipated partnership, Yeezy Gap Engineered by Balenciaga.

The 25-look collection blends the American rapper and fashion designer’s oversized silhouette and recent fad for face coverings with Demna’s gender fluid and couture designs.

The first eight looks will be available for order on Yeezygap.com and Farfetch today with the full 25-piece collection dropping later this year.


READ MORE: 


Coinciding with the launch of Ye’s Donda 2 experience performance in Miami, highlights of the collection includes a denim jacket and pant, technical boiler suits, leather biker pants and a range of logo tees and hoodie, which pay tribute to Gap’s timeless American icons.

Gap struck a 10-year deal with Ye (formerly known as Kanye West) to create the Yeezy Gap line in June 2020, and the first launch for the Yeezy line with Gap was unveiled in June 2021. It first announced the partnership with Balenciaga in early January.

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