The shoes don't have soles on them cause you're not meant to walk, but float

God how I wish there was an HD version of this runway show online

I think ccp is almost more of a visual artist than even a fashion designer

The "shoes without sole" look similar to many old school dance shoes, including the bright red colour. That might be their inspiration.
Anyway, the idea of the runway with floating corpses is absolutely amazing.  I wouldn't wear anything of the collection, though, not even the more "normal" pieces, so I'd file this more under performance art than actual clothing.

Bliss, I am from Iran and currently here, I know you are aware of the situation and that the Internet is down all day, I've been trying to get connected all afternoon to come here and watch the videos I'm behind on and here I am finally at 3:30 am! 🙌 I love love love your content!

How can you not address the metaphorical meaning of rubber bands and Tape?! (Or did I miss it?) Both have the use of holding something together that otherwise literally would fall apart.
The tape holds the garment together. A rubber belt holds the trousers on the body. The rubber socks prevent the person from slipping on wet grounds. The rubber "tunic" has the color and shape of a life vest. But by being closed in the front other than a vest, it even seems to prevent the person's torso from falling apart. The latter feels to me like referring to the emotional state of the person.

I just recently discovered your channel. Great work man! Love from Berlin

I just want to point out that if there really was an attempt to convey the message "the clothes are ruined, but for who" as they were put on water, the rubber knitwear would make more sense. Rubber has no rection when in contact with water, it does not absorb it nor does it corrode with it - Rubber shirts are the garments out of this collection that do not get ruined by the water.

this is one of the most in-depth and well-made videos I have ever seen on ANY fashion subject. thank you! :)

I saw this on a Reddit forum a few years ago and couldn’t for the life of me remember what it was. No results on Google searches for years, driving myself crazy. I thought this runway show was a dream but finally today the algorithm recommended your video and I screamed

Bro we need some more ccp vids from you

Thanks so much for this bliss - I’ve looked a few times for carol’s work on the net snd I’ve no idea how you managed to generate this episode from the relatively little there is out there - massive well done! CCP is a little beyond me for now but that’s part of the attraction I think; my brain cannot understand everything it sees but it wants to! Would love any future work you might do on CCP and thanks again for bringing this presented so well! Love u!

YESSSS THANK YOU! I stumbled upon a CCP kangaroo leather jacket today at Alan Bilzerian on Newbury St in Boston and it was honestly an extremely moving experience to slip it on. Thank you for being one step ahead of me!

Terry cloth waistcoat/ vest reminds me of a life vest/ lifesaver… respect for ccp for conceiving the inconceivable and respect for the models to bloody do what they did for art’s/ fashion sake!!! Bow! Bravo! And Bravo to Bliss!

13:32 Filet crocheted rubber. That's the strangest thing I've seen today.

Thank you Bliss!
This is pure enjoyment, I think this episode is one of the best talk about CCP art ever!

Big side note: Marx was dressin. That lil magnifying glass chef's kiss lol.

your summarisation of karl’s work is funny and accurate asf

you are brilliant with your research and presentation !

Loved this