COS is releasing a collection of sunset-themed apparel and accessories in collaboration with artist and photographer Lea Colombo. The collection will spotlight three dream-like sunset prints on button-down dresses, triangle bikini tops, and pleated skirts. As a part of COS’ mission to become climate neutral by 2030 and climate positive by 2040, the swimwear line is manufactured with Econyl®, a 100% regenerated nylon fiber that can be recycled unlimited times.
The campaign is shot by Colombo, depicting models in the heat wave-like garments and showcasing their unique colors. Additional silhouettes include woven handbags, T-shirts, and multipurpose scarves that function as a shirt or an accessory. The COS x Lea Colombo collection launches July 6 on ombo.
Sunset-Themed Summer Garments
COS Announces a Collaboration with Photographer Lea Colombo
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Fashion - COS's use of Econyl as their primary textile creates an opening for more sustainable clothing options.
2. Collaborative Fashion - The collaboration between COS and Lea Colombo sets a new trend for more artists and designers to create stunning designs.
3. Sunset-inspired Design - The use of sunset prints in fashion creates new opportunities for designers to explore and incorporate unique prints and patterns in their collections.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion & Apparel - The fashion industry has the chance to explore more eco-friendly textiles and collaborate with artists and designers to create unique and sustainable collections.
2. Photography - Photographers can collaborate with fashion brands to create captivating and beautiful campaigns.
3. Textile Manufacturing - The development of sustainable textiles, such as Econyl, is a disruptive innovation opportunity for textile manufacturers to create a more eco-friendly future.