Pop Culture-Referencing Apparel

AFTERLIFE Drops a New Capsule Inspired by 90s Pop Culture For SS18

Los Angeles-based fashion label AFTERLIFE prepares to launch a new graphic collection for the Spring/Summer 2018 season. The new capsule draws a strong inspiration from the faithful spirituality and the early 90s, specifically the pop culture sensibilities and film references. In terms of the seasonal offerings themselves, the range includes hoodies, tees, tote bags, crew neck long sleeves, and a Santa Muerte Skate Deck. All of the pieces are adorned with bold visuals along with AFTERLIFE branding details in a range of typography designs.

One of the standout items is without a doubt the white tee with a Mother Mary graphic imprint -- it boasts similar design cues from the piece that Sinead O'Connor was wearing at the Grammy awards in 1989. The entire collection is now available to shop online at AFTERLIFE.
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