To celebrate its tenth anniversary (and perhaps also in commemoration of those three, well-deserved CDFA Womenswear Designer of the Year awards), Proenza Schouler will be re-releasing their first collection, set to be sold at Barneys.

The decision to sell the slightly-altered version of their first collection at Barneys was a no-brainer for designers Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough, as it was the famous retailer who had snapped up their senior thesis line back in 2003 when they were graduating from Parsons.

Though the line has been tweaked (the designers admitted that they "weren’t the best patternmakers"), the collection to be sold at Barneys is expected to contain 19 pieces (8 more thatn the original) ranging between $850 and $5,650.

“They don’t look like they’re from 10 years ago, right?” McCollough asked WWD. Considering how way ahead of their time these two are, it's hard to imagine any of their designs becoming outdated!