The earliest piece from the sale, this red shirt is part of a collection inspired by Kraftwerk. For the show, members of the band wore their iconic red shirts redesigned by Simons
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Part of a collection called Woe Unto Those Who Spit on the Fear Generation … The Wind Will Blow It Back, this saw Simons investigate youth subcultures such as punk
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Inspired by the work of graphic designer Peter Saville, this oversize hoodie reproduces the back cover of New Order's Power, Corruption & Lies album. It's bound to top the shopping list of stylish musos everywhere
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Simons' take on sportswear stretched the category from early on. This piece – which includes the skirt – is a case in point
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Simons had escalators long before they appeared in Louis Vuitton's spring/summer show this season – for spring/summer 2005. The collection had an industrial theme, hence the sci-fi look of these trousers
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Simons used the myth of Icarus, the boy who flew too close to the sun, to make a collection of light and laser-cut pieces. This lattice hoodie is worthy of modern Greek gods
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A favourite collection for Simons' fans, these bi-coloured puffas are already highly sought-after vintage pieces – despite being only six years old
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A clue to what was to come with his work at Jil Sander and Christian Dior, this shirt shows Simons at his minimalist best – colour blocking reduced to its purest form
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