dead dilly imagines world cup jerseys created by famous fashion designers

dead dilly imagines world cup jerseys created by famous fashion designers
brazil by bathing ape
all images courtesy highsnobiety © dead dilly

in honor of the 2014 FIFA world cup, canadian artist dead dilly has created a series of fictional national jerseys for highsnobiety as if they were designed by some of the most renowned fashion houses and labels. from rick owens and raf simons to BABE and supreme, the graphics on each piece of apparel reflect each country’s specific athletic talent, like with argentina’s lethal forward attack and italy’s flashy style of play. correlatively the albiceleste white stripes are replaced by a pattern of monochromatic serpents and the trademark azzurri colorway with an elaborate floral print.

argentina by marcelo burlon

 italy by givenchy

 france by A.P.C

spain by balenciaga

germany by jil sander

USA by rick owens

 england by alexander mcqueen

belgium by raf simons

portugal by supreme