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CELINE HOMME released The Dancing Kid, a “documentary” collection filled with eboys and current skate culture this week. The concept emerged in December 2019, when Creative Director Hedi Slimane photographed Noen Eubanks in London for the “Portrait of a Teen Idol” series.
The Dancing Kid, set to a soundtrack performed by Tiagz, candidly portrays a generation that took advantage of the confinement to spontaneously and creatively emancipate itself, creating an initiatory language inspired by dance and teen romance.
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The collection includes lacerated jeans—a constant for Hedi Slimane—the CELINE Z trainers TR01 and TR02, and luminous leather jackets hand-embroidered with “The Dancing Kid” as a metaphor for reclaiming the night.
Slimane invited six artists to participate in shaping special editions—Tyson Reeder, Jesse Harris, Gregory Edwards, Ryan Ford, Amy Sillman, and Turpentine.
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