Cultivated by Dublin based designer Olsin Hunt, the Dog Eat Dog Spring 2013 collection is showcased in an ambiguous image series that pays homage to an edgy punk rock aesthetic.
The latest collection from (D.EA.D.) clothing company features clean lines and remixed athleticwear silhouettes that exude a youthful sensibility while highlighting simplistic design accents. Fusing aesthetics with practicality, this collection of menswear ensures an edgy look for its wearer while providing them with guaranteed comfort and breathability.
Evoking a dark visual theme, the Dog Eat Dog Spring 2013 collection is displayed in a dark palette and worn by an inked model whose intricate body art is accented. The model sports the label's all black wardrobe of rocker inspired streetwear that is a contemporary translation of a daring punk inspiration.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Punk Minimalism
- Designers can innovate by simplifying classic punk rock aesthetics and incorporating them into modern fashion lines.
- Athleticwear Remix
- By combining athleticwear silhouettes with everyday wear, designers can create comfortable and stylish clothing for the youth market.
- Dark Visual Themes
- Fashion brands can draw inspiration from gothic and punk aesthetics to create visually striking collections with dark undertones.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can revitalize their collections by incorporating punk rock and gothic aesthetics into their designs.
- Retail
- Retailers can cater to the youth market by stocking up on comfortable and edgy clothing with clean lines and simple design accents.
- Tattoo Industry
- Tattoo artists and studios can collaborate with clothing brands to showcase the intricate body art of models wearing their clothes.
