The Agnes B. Fall/Winter 2013 menswear collection is an ode to the Old West.
Agnes is a French fashion designer who has always had a keen eye for concepts. Her collections are fun, rugged and maintain a masculine demeanor. Her f/w 2013 line-up features a modern-day interpretation of the cowboy. The curious collection was littered with wide-brimmed hats, patterned bandanas, stalky jackets and cropped vests. The looks were polished, stayed within the concept and were youthful. Highlights included a bright blue suit paired with a matching bowler hat, an emerald green petticoat and an all-brown number with a shearling collar.
The Agnes B. Fall/Winter 2013 men's collection is cowboy chic and is sure to wrangle up the herd this upcoming season.
What's Driving This Trend
- Modern Cowboy Fashion
- Opportunity for disruption in the fashion industry by experimenting with creative and modern takes on a traditional western style.
- Rugged Menswear
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for brands to create more durable and masculine clothing designs that cater to consumers seeking a more rugged and versatile fashion style.
- Western Influences
- Opportunity for fashion designers to incorporate western-style elements, such as cowboy hats, bandanas, and boots, into their collections to create new fashion trends.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can benefit from disruptive innovation opportunities by incorporating western-inspired elements into their collections and experimenting with new modern-day interpretations of the cowboy style.
- Menswear
- Menswear brands can strive for disruptive innovation by creating more durable and rugged clothing designs, such as those seen in the Agnes B. Fall/Winter 2013 collection, that stay true to the masculine aesthetic while experimenting with new materials and styles.
- Accessories
- Opportunity for disruption in the accessories industry by offering a wider variety of western-inspired accessories like hats, bandanas, and boots, to cater to consumers seeking to incorporate elements of western style into their wardrobe.
