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Mexico

Victor Barragán

  • Deconstructive cutting
  • Provocative graphics
  • Countercultural ready-to-wear

Victor Barragán established his experimental label in the mid-2010s, drawing on Mexican heritage, New York counterculture and popular imagery. His clothing disrupts familiar silhouettes through deconstructive cuts, provocative graphics and unexpected combinations.

Portrait of Victor Barragán
Molly Matalon / Gatopardo · Copyrighted; see source terms.

Five looks to know

Lime-green sheer cutout dress — Victor Barragán, 2027

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Lime-green sheer cutout dress

Spring/Summer 2027

A documented example of the designer’s clothing or construction practice.

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Cropped tan graphic shirt and black trousers — Victor Barragán, 2027

Collection selection

Cropped tan graphic shirt and black trousers

Spring/Summer 2027

A sharply cropped shirt reworks casual menswear proportions.

James Cochrane for Berlin Fashion Week
Graphic T-shirt and turquoise cargo trousers — Victor Barragán, 2027

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Graphic T-shirt and turquoise cargo trousers

Spring/Summer 2027

Bright cargo trousers give a loose graphic T-shirt an emphatic color contrast.

James Cochrane for Berlin Fashion Week
Raglan graphic shirt with jeans and cowboy boots — Victor Barragán, 2027

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Raglan graphic shirt with jeans and cowboy boots

Spring/Summer 2027

A slogan shirt, worn jeans and cowboy boots combine several recognizable American clothing codes.

James Cochrane for Berlin Fashion Week
Purple graphic T-shirt and acid-washed jeans — Victor Barragán, 2027

Collection selection

Purple graphic T-shirt and acid-washed jeans

Spring/Summer 2027

An oversized purple T-shirt and washed denim express the collection through everyday streetwear.

James Cochrane for Berlin Fashion Week

Collections & archive pieces

1 collections represented · 1 piece

Selected work

1 piece

About Victor Barragán

Fashion and art overlap in a practice concerned with gender, identity and consumption, using recognizable wardrobe forms as a starting point for social commentary.