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Blvck Paris Unveils Grunge Harry Potter Collection Ahead of HBO Series
The French lifestyle brand returns with an all-black line of apparel and accessories inspired by Hogwarts houses and characters.
Hogwarts is getting a darker wardrobe. Blvck Paris, the premium lifestyle label built on black-on-black visuals, is releasing a second Harry Potter collection ahead of HBO's upcoming series.
The line leans into grunge aesthetics, turning familiar house codes and character references into an all-black collection. It includes a Gryffindor sweater, Harry Potter stationery kit, Slytherin teddy hoodie, 2027 agenda diary and pieces inspired by Draco Malfoy, Nagini and Sirius Black, as The Hollywood Reporter reported.
Some styles are available to ship now. Others are open for preorder with a ship date of Oct. 30. Shoppers who subscribe to Blvck Paris get 10 percent off their first order.
Prices range from $60 to $275. Sizes run from XS through 3XL, available through Blvck Paris and stores worldwide.
The bigger picture
Blvck Paris was founded by designer Julian O'Hayon in 2017. This is its second collaboration with Warner Bros., extending its uncompromising black-on-black philosophy across apparel, accessories and stationery.
Coming next
HBO's Harry Potter series arrives Dec. 25. The eight-episode first season is titled Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Dominic McLaughlin plays Harry, Arabella Stanton is Hermione and Alastair Stount is Ron. The ensemble includes John Lithgow as Dumbledore, Janet McTeer as McGonagall, Paapa Essiedu as Snape and Nick Frost as Hagrid. Francesca Gardiner is showrunner, writer and executive producer. Mark Mylod directs multiple episodes and executive produces.
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