The Edwards Edit by Pip Edwards marks the return of a controversial classic – low-rise denim. Reflective of Pip Edwards' own wardrobe and hazy nights spent in new york in the early 2000s, the capsule taps into the chaos of underground clubs, the indie sleaze era and memories of Ksubi's infamous baddies nightclub.
This four-piece capsule reimagines the low-rise with purpose, bringing three new rigid denim silhouettes to ksubi’s core offering: a skinny, wide-leg baggy, and bootcut jean. Anchored by an oversized denim jacket with a high collar and power-shoulder, the capsule plays with proportion to create striking, structured silhouettes that channel pip’s tenacious style.
These are denim staples for the 24-hour wardrobe — versatile enough for everyday wear, but with the edge to double as statement pieces. From the club to wherever the morning takes you, the edwards edit delivers fits that take you from night... To day.
Cut in mercer blue, a vintage-inspired stonewash blue with authentic wear patterns and heavy grinding, each piece carries the lived-in attitude of downtown nyc, paying homage to one of new york's most iconic fashion streets. A collision of street energy, nostalgia, and innovation, the edwards edit proves the low-rise isn’t just back, it never left.
