False Prophets Dominate Complex Con 2025 with Genesis Collection
Las Vegas, NV — 2025
At this year’s Complex Con Las Vegas, one brand managed to capture more attention than many with official booths — and they did it entirely on their own terms.
False Prophets, founded by Christian Miller and Ryan Dresser, made a bold entrance at the annual streetwear and culture event, showcasing their Genesis Collection in raw, unfiltered fashion.
Making Noise Without a Booth
Unlike the predictable layout of vendors and pop-ups, False Prophets chose the path of disruption. Without securing a booth, the Miami-based luxury streetwear label walked the convention floor, turning heads with every move. The founders themselves embodied the brand’s aesthetic — avant-garde, fearless, and uncompromising.
The duo’s presence alone became a statement. Moving through Complex Con felt less like networking and more like performance art — a silent rebellion against the copy-and-paste playbook dominating the fashion scene.
The Genesis Collection — Craft and Chaos Intertwined
The centerpiece of False Prophets’ presence was the Genesis Collection, a line that bridges rebellion and refinement.
Two standout pieces — the Triple-Arm Bubble Coat in deep red and the Mosaic Multi-Color Jacket — drew immediate attention. Both garments feature an exterior of Gore-Tex for durability and structure, paired with silk linings that mirror the brand’s commitment to detail and duality — toughness wrapped in elegance.
Each design served as a reflection of the label’s core philosophy: art as armor, chaos as creation.
Turning Complex Con Into a Runway
What started as a casual walkthrough quickly became an unscripted runway.
False Prophets caught the attention of photographers, creators, and influencers alike — including Getty Images, which photographed and recorded the brand and its founders for future reference. Among the many encounters was a greeting with influencer Speedy, highlighting the label’s growing visibility within the fashion and content worlds.
The brand’s red Mercedes AMG, fully wrapped in the False Prophets logo, became an instant talking point, symbolizing confidence and mobility — fashion in motion. The moment was captured in a cinematic recap video that quickly spread across social media, merging streetwear culture with cinematic storytelling.
Impressions Without Imitation
Throughout the event, False Prophets demonstrated that true influence isn’t dependent on a booth, banner, or budget — it’s about presence, originality, and execution.
In an era where many brands rely on paid exposure, False Prophets showed what happens when a brand moves with authentic energy. The approach sparked conversations among fashion connoisseurs, design peers, and streetwear enthusiasts, significantly boosting brand awareness without a single paid placement.
Vision Over Validation
The Complex Con appearance solidified False Prophets as one of the most compelling new names in independent streetwear — a brand proving that originality still cuts through the noise.
Miller and Dresser continue to reject the traditional path, choosing instead to let craftsmanship, narrative, and presence speak louder than convention.
The Genesis Collection marked the start of a new chapter for the brand — one built not on imitation, but on vision, rebellion, and artistry.