Stolen by Stolen Girlfriends Club combines a punk rock aesthetic with London street style for its Fall 2012 collection. The texture-rich collection is warm, functional and most importantly cool. The collection has a youthful effortlessness featuring versatile separates that combine the use of durable materials with statement prints and dynamic execution.
Prominent pieces in the Stolen by Stolen Girlfriends Club Fall 2012 collections include a mix of fitted and relaxed trousers, classic coats, effortless cardigans and printed shirts. The quirky collections showcase a black palate that is complemented by dark reds and vibrant black and white print. Loose and lightweight fabric choices are combined with chunky knits and warm tweeds. Black and red plaids, leather and wool are timeless pieces with a grungy punk-rock inspiration.
This collection successfully merges classic men's tailoring and structured silhouettes with an effortless street-wear cool.
What's Driving This Trend
- Punk Rock Street Style
- There is an opportunity for fashion brands to combine punk rock with urban street style to create a youthful and edgy aesthetic.
- Texture-rich Materials
- Designers can incorporate a mix of lightweight and heavy-duty fabrics to create unique textures and add depth to their collections.
- Versatile Separates
- There is demand for functional yet stylish clothing that can be mixed and matched to create different looks and suit different occasions.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can draw inspiration from this collection to create their own collections that incorporate a punk-rock street style aesthetic.
- Textile
- There is an opportunity for textile companies to create new and innovative fabrics that combine different weights, textures and materials to create unique and functional clothing.
- Retail
- Retailers can capitalize on the trend for versatile separates by offering a range of clothing that can be mixed and matched by customers to create different looks.
