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“The career is a 20th century invention, and I don’t want one”.<\/strong> <\/em>-Christopher McCandless played by Emile Hirsch in Into The Wild<\/em> in 2007. A sentence that sums up the times – the changes and misunderstandings<\/em> between generations “who have toiled all their lives”<\/em> and don’t understand why their children don’t have a CDI<\/strong><\/em>don’ t want them any more<\/em>. It’s a question that the men in the Berlutti <\/strong>or Cerruti 1881<\/strong> collections are no doubt asking themselves, in their perfectly cut suits of unadulterated refinement, with materials that require years of MINIMUM WAGE<\/strong><\/em>. In contrast, VETEMENTS<\/strong> is back with more guns than ever.<\/em> A collection reminiscent of the first. Flashback<\/em> to the career of Demna Gvesalia, whose trajectory could be the stuff of dreams for men in upper-class suits. And yet, the message behind the collection is far from light-hearted: it’s linked to events in Russia – a country that Gvesalia and her team know better than the media. <\/p>\n\n\t\t