Yesterday at DCTV in New York, Gabe Gordon unveiled his Spring/Summer 2026 collection, Autoerotic. Inspired by the thrill of demolition derby and sexual spectacle, the designer’s latest partnership with costume designer and husband Timothy Gibbons elaborates on the brand's radical approach to ready-to-wear. Gordon reconnects with his deconstructed style in a new, experimental way with this collection.

The sultry eruption of fetishwear comes as a nod to Madonna’s 1992 album Erotica. Not unlike the singer’s coffee table book, Autoerotic confronts the audience with a spectacle so raw and impassioned that it would be impossible to turn away. 

With layered knitwear, sheer latex and puff sleeve shrugs made from sustainable material in a zero waste garment factory, Autoerotic pays no mind to gender or stylistic boundaries. Instead Gordon equips his models with button-clad armor to face the complexities of identity and American masculinity. 

With Autoerotic, Gordon proves that from destruction comes both new life and all-consuming desire.