_J.L-A.L_ unveils the 24FW collection, including a film that embodies the collection's theme.

Jean-Luc Ambridge Lavelle, the co-creative director of Goldwin's diffusion line Goldwin 0, has led the development of technologically innovative products with J.L-A.L, which has unveiled its 24FW collection along with a film.

The 24FW collection of J.L-A.L focuses on the absurdity of corporate life and the concept of simulacra, setting the backdrop of the story by establishing a virtual company within the brand. It deconstructs and reinterprets traditional corporate uniform elements, allowing for an in-depth examination of their complexity and utility. The collection's theme is vividly presented through the 24FW film, offering an opportunity to delve deeper into the significance of the collection theme.

Key design features of the collection include the reconfiguration of the sprite shirt, symbolic of the company uniform, suits adorned with studs, wool crafted into sophisticated 3-layer outerwear, and work vests equipped with innovative cooling systems, thus blending the brand's unique identity into the corporate uniform.

A notable aspect of this collection is the debut of a shoe line developed internally by the brand, along with the first season collaboration with Goldwin, producing jackets and pants using Gore-Tex Pro material, and jersey crewnecks. This combination of Goldwin's expertise in functional fabrics and J.L-A.L's structural and complex patterns further solidifies the collection.