In commemoration of its Spring/Summer 2022 lineup, Supreme has enlisted Forbidden Fruits co-host and ubiquitous multi-hyphenate Julia Fox.
As first spotted in social media-shared photos showing the campaign in action IRL (see above), Fox stars in a photographic creation from Spring Breakers and Gummo filmmaker Harmony Korine. Among those also featured in the shot is professional skateboarder Tyshawn Jones, who last year coveredi-D magazine alongside Imaan Hammam.
The Fox-featuring image comes after February’s announcement of Denim Tears founder Tremaine Emory as Supreme’s new creative director. In the role, as detailed in an initial report at the time from Business of Fashion, Emory will be working closely with the brand’s design team and its founder, James Jebbia.
Also in February, Supreme began to unveil its Spring/Summer 2022 collection, complete with the inclusion of Supreme-ified Kraft Macaroni & Cheese and an Airstream travel trailer. Revisit additional highlights here.
Last month, Fox was revealed to have boarded the long-in-development The Trainer alongside Steven Van Zandt and Vito Schnabel. Attached as director on the film is Tony Kaye, whose previous credits include the Adrien Brody-starring Detachment and the 1998 drama American History X with Edward Norton.
The most recent episode of Forbidden Fruits, meanwhile, sees Fox and co-host Niki Takesh joined by FKA twigs. Catch the full hour-long conversation below.
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