Resenha: When Fashion Meets the Beautiful Chaos of Football

There are designers who make clothes, and then there are designers who build worlds. Colm Dillane belongs firmly in the latter category.

For Spring/Summer 2027, KidSuper Studios presents Resenha, a collection built around football, cultural identity and the collective energy that exists beyond the ninety minutes of a match. Presented in Miami's Nu Stadium, the show deliberately refuses the controlled intimacy of a traditional runway. Instead, Dillane gives us a spectacle: a stadium, a crowd, children, models, music, fireworks and a collection that feels as though it has been pulled directly from the pages of an overactive sketchbook.

It is unmistakably KidSuper.

The collection is deliberately excessive. Tailoring is interrupted by hand-drawn graphics; denim becomes a surface for storytelling; knitwear carries illustrations and cultural references; sportswear is pushed alongside exaggerated proportions and playful craft. There is a constant tension between the familiar and the fantastical.

And that tension is where KidSuper is most compelling.

Dillane does not approach football through the obvious language of jerseys and logos. Instead, he looks at what football represents: belonging, national