Looks from the No Sesso Fall 2020 shot by Clifford Prince King, currently Pierre Davis’s favorite photographer. “He’s just someone that gets my vision, and I get his vision and we create really fun images together,” Davis says.
![An intensely worked look from No Sesso's Fall 2020 collection, shown at MOCA in Los Angeles. "Our process is, I feel, more like an artist’s process and not the traditional process that one would [use] to design a collection," says Pierre Davis.](https://martav.shop/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/bfd-pierre-davis-no-sesso-2.jpg?w=200)
An intensely worked look from No Sesso’s Fall 2020 collection, shown at MOCA in Los Angeles. “Our process is, I feel, more like an artist’s process and not the traditional process that one would [use] to design a collection,” says Pierre Davis.
![A moment from No Sesso's Fall 2020 show at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles. "When we had our show at the MOCA we made it a public show," says designer Pierre Davis. "[It] is different from when we show in New York. [There], you invite important, VIP clients and people of the fashion industry, versus when we’re in L.A, and we're having a show, we like to make it public so that everyone is able to see the art and be witness to that moment in history."](https://martav.shop/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/bfd-pierre-davis-no-sesso-3.jpg?w=200)
A moment from No Sesso’s Fall 2020 show at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles. “When we had our show at the MOCA we made it a public show,” says designer Pierre Davis. “[It] is different from when we show in New York. [There], you invite important, VIP clients and people of the fashion industry, versus when we’re in L.A, and we’re having a show, we like to make it public so that everyone is able to see the art and be witness to that moment in history.”
Little Pierre Davis with her mother, at a baby shower before the birth of Pierre’s sister.
“I feel like I grew up in an LGBTQ tolerant household, like, my family,” Davis says. “However, as far as the world goes, there is still not enough safety happening, and people are not tolerant.”
No Sesso designer Pierre Davis at the home of designing partner Autumn Randolph, in the West Adams neighborhood of Los Angeles. The area’s homes inspired the sober palette of the Fall 2020 collection.
A joyful moment form No Sesso’s Spring 2020 show in New York. “A good friend of mine, Autumn Randolph, is the other designer of the brand,” says No Sesso’s Pierre Davis. “When we’re designing, it’s just us vibing out and having fun and thinking about things that we want to wear if we’re on a red carpet, if we’re going to the grocery store, if we are going anywhere, like if we’re just in the house.”
No Sesso’s partners: Arin Hayes, Pierre Davis and Autumn Randolph, in New York in September 2019.