This summer, Knokke welcomes a new destination for those seeking fashion with meaning. Bē Untitled proudly announces the opening of its very first pop-up store—a refined space where slow fashion, artistic collaborations, and boundary-pushing design come together. Located at Willingen 9, this temporary store stands as a living testament to a shared vision: fashion that remains true to timeless elegance, sustainable values, and minimalist strength.
At the heart of the pop-up are the Bē Untitled knitwear essentials, the exclusive JeanPaulKnott edition featuring hand-painted silk pieces—including a special live event—and the launch of the brand’s first leather goods line. But Bē Untitled is more than just a label: it is a platform for creativity. In Knokke, up-and-coming labels like Ruohan (part of the official Paris Fashion Week calendar) and the promising Zomer (LVMH Prize finalist) will make their Belgian debut, exclusively at Bē Untitled. Alongside these young talents, the pop-up also welcomes established names such as Christian Wijnants and other carefully selected brands from the permanent Bē Untitled store in ’s Gravenwezel. Expect a unique summer experience where pure style, craftsmanship, and creative cross-pollination take center stage.
What’s in a name
Just as an untitled artwork leaves room for interpretation, Bē Untitled embraces the same philosophy in fashion. Founded by Vivien Walder and Floris Brockmeier, the luxury label breathes a vision deeply rooted in the art world. Each garment offers the freedom to simply be—effortless, authentic, and uncompromising. The name Bē Untitled carries a deeper, thoughtful meaning. “Bē” stands for making conscious choices. It’s the belief that fashion isn’t about labels, but about personal expression, where the wearer gives meaning to what they wear. This philosophy is at the heart of the brand. At the same time, “Bē” refers to the Belgian tradition of craftsmanship, elegance, and simplicity.
Slow fashion
In the world of Bē Untitled, sustainability is not a fleeting trend, but a reflection of awareness that leads to a refined form of luxury. It’s no coincidence that cashmere lies at the core of the collection. The search for sustainable knitwear took Vivien and Floris to the untouched highlands of Mongolia, where goats graze in extreme conditions and the highest quality wool is produced with respect for nature, animals, and the local community. From responsible herding and eco-friendly fiber processing to traditional craftsmanship in a Belgian atelier, nothing is left to chance. Staying true to this philosophy, the brand also consciously chooses not to follow traditional seasonal collections. Instead, the permanent collection is regularly supplemented with carefully curated drops.
Cross-pollination
In the spirit of a contemporary art gallery, founders Vivien Walder and Floris Brockmeier curate a universe where fashion, art, and personal expression merge. Not guided by seasons or trends, but by encounters with other designers who create unique one-off pieces in line with the Bē Untitled aesthetic and vision. Each collaboration is approached as an “edition”—not a classic collection, but a temporary installation where the individual signature of the creator shines through. Building on this philosophy, this spring sees the launch of Bē Untitled x Jean Paul Knott edition: a capsule collection of hand-painted silk pieces that blur the line between fashion and visual art. This summer, the range will expand with leather bags, and in the future, other sustainable materials will be explored—always true to the label’s values: refinement, integrity, and timelessness. With this approach, Bē Untitled aims not only to create clothing but also to offer the building blocks for a thoughtful, timeless capsule wardrobe. Starting July 1st, Bē Untitled will be present in Knokke with its very first pop-up concept.
