Obsessed with Freddie Made and his fashion memes!

Runway, fashion weeks, some model posing for cameras, lots of people well dressed with static laughter, cocktail parties on invitation and the entrance forbidden to ordinary mortals.

The glossy world of the fashion system makes us hungry, but there is someone who has thought to lighten up a bit because in the end it should not be taken too seriously.

Who is Freddie Made?
A magician of Photoshop by thousands of followers, Freddie conquers us all with fashion memes.
When he doesn’t work as a freelancer, the young Londoner is the art director of CULT LND, a creative agency that deals mainly with lifestyle and luxury brands.

“I think that recently the fashion industry as a whole has started to really embrace the idea of not taking itself so seriously all the time,” Smithson says. “Social media has also made luxury brands more accessible than ever, and many higher-end brands have started collaborating with mass sportswear labels and street labels, as well.” He adds, “I think memes fit into all of this. It’s the idea that you can still love a brand, but find humor and cheekiness in it, too—I suppose it humanizes them!” – Freddie for Vogue.

Genial and irreverent, the images of Freddie portray President Trump in a beautiful pair of boots with heels by Off-White, they laugh at the puns on the latest gossip news or see the head of the Queen of England photoshopped on the sexiest and extravagant looks of Rihanna.

I mean, she’s the Queen! If it is, and for so many years, there will be a reason: I believe that Her Majesty laughed at herself as much as we did.

She, indeed, is one of Freddie’s favorite subjects, as he himself said Queen Elizabeth II is an inspiration with her color block looks, her hats look good everywhere: a muse decidedly UNCONVENTIONAL!

Finally, a bit of constructive satire, let’s say “Enough with the antiquated look” to politicians, more Balenciaga for everyone!

A few bizarre quarantine-themed memes could not miss: the grandmother of a friend photographed in front of a mountain of toilet paper is the new campaign of Maison Quarantino… How can you not have fun? He was able to defuse even panic buying.