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The Meme Became an Aesthetic: Post-Ironic Fashion and the Future of Branding

  • Sep 30
  • 3 min read

From internet humour to haute couture, Post-ironic fashion proves that irony is no longer just a joke - it's a new form of capital


post-ironic fashion



From Meme to Market


What started as throwaway humour on the internet has now become one of the most influential design codes of the decade.

Memes — once seen as fleeting, disposable, and unserious — have transcended their digital boundaries to shape how brands create products, campaigns, and even entire identities. In Post-Ironic Fashion, we see this shift clearly: a viral joke or absurd visual can inspire a capsule collection, appear on a couture runway, or become the concept behind a luxury campaign. The ephemeral has turned into the material.

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