After tapping Julia Fox for its latest campaign, Supreme is easing back into its collaboration game. The streetwear brand plans to release a new collection centered around the 1997 film Gummo, directed by then-23-year-old Harmony Korine. Apart from his film career, Korine has since become a frequent Supreme collaborator.
In case you’re not familiar with the experimental American film, Supreme has summarized Gummo in its launch announcement. The movie takes place in Xenia, Ohio, a small city that was hit by a tornado in 1974, and was shot in Korine’s hometown of Nashville, Tennessee as his directorial debut. Like many of Korine’s films — the likes of which include Kids and Spring Breakers — Gummo focuses on unconventional youth and takes inspiration from the director’s own upbringing.
