House of Miracles introduces its new Faith collection that is full of unisex apparel to continue encouraging the message of positivity and abstract miracles that exist in real-life through creative practices. The brand is an expert in beverages and also the creator of the Miracle Seltzer and Miracle Water.
It also offers fashion apparel, as well as all of its designs, creating a platform for artists and their respective communities. The collection is printed on top of cotton staples as the oversized graphics in the capsule are a nod to art and poetry, and induce thought. It is inspired by the team's studio practices which include painting and photography. All of the pieces are created by a member of their own community.
Unisex Screen-Printed Apparel
House of Miracles Launches the New Creative Faith Collection
Trend Themes
1. Unisex Screen-printed Apparel - The trend of unisex screen-printed apparel is on the rise, creating opportunities for companies to embrace inclusive and gender-neutral fashion.
2. Positive Message Fashion - The trend of positive message fashion is gaining popularity, providing opportunities for companies to promote optimism and inspiration through their apparel.
3. Collaborative Artistic Designs - The trend of collaborative artistic designs in fashion creates a disruptive innovation opportunity for companies that empower and showcase artists and their communities.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - The fashion industry can capitalize on the trend of unisex screen-printed apparel and positive message fashion, while embracing collaborative artistic designs to promote inclusivity and creativity.
2. Beverage Industry - The beverage industry can continue to leverage House of Miracles' expertise by collaborating with fashion brands on unique collections that promote positivity and creativity.
3. Artistic Community - The artistic community can benefit from the trend of collaborative artistic designs in fashion, as it creates opportunities for exposure and recognition of their work and creative practices.