To celebrate Kenzo's newest drop, Jaden Smith, Evan Mock, Julio Torres, and more filled the New Museum’s Sky Room.
showed up, the true promise of Nigo’s tenure at Kenzo was made perfectly clear. Pusha, the Virginia Beach–hailing rapper whose April album, arrived in a peony-embroidered denim chore coat and matching baggy jeans. Think of it as the updated and nature-inspired version of the signature parka-and-denim outfits he wore as a member of Clipse decades ago.
“It felt like a classic NYC party night, it was the right mix of people from all different fields who embody culture. It was definitely a fun night and I was happy I could be there to celebrate with Nigo,” Pusha T said by email. “I love that Nigo is still fresh and creating new things that he’s excited about, it is exciting for me as a friend and fan.”
After the party, Nigo explained that inviting Pusha to perform was one way he has been bringing his own tastes to his new role. “I’ve been friends with Pusha for about 20 years—which is still amazing to me as I was a fan before we ever met,” he said via email. “It’s totally natural to me to bring my own music culture into Kenzo and that means I get to continue to work with friends like Pusha who’ve supported me so much in my career.
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