The N. Hoolywood Spring/Summer 2014 collection recently took to the runway stage during New York Fashion Week. Channeling a western visual inspiration, this rugged line of menswear modernized its traditional cowboy references and dressed its models in a range of effortlessly layered urban attire.
Whether layering denim on denim, showcasing a sea of plaid patterns or outfitting models in oversized headwear accessories, the N. Hoolywood Spring/Summer 2014 collection revived the outlaw-inspired styles of the past for a new generation of style-setters.
Pattern-clashing pairings, tailored outerwear and cheeky cowboy accessories ruled a runway presentation that saw a celebrated return of patchwork fabric details, matched Canadian tuxedo ensembles and classic bandana neckwear that is fit for the modern man with a flair for all things western.
Urban Outlaw Runways
The N. Hoolywood Spring/Summer 2014 Collection is Cowboy-Inspired
Trend Themes
1. Reviving Cowboy-inspired Fashion - The use of traditional cowboy references in modern menswear creates an opportunity for disruption in the fashion industry.
2. Pattern-clashing Pairings - The combination of various patterns creates an opportunity for innovation in fabric design and tailoring.
3. Cheeky Cowboy Accessories - The revival of classic western accessories creates an opportunity for product innovation and marketing strategies.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can disrupt the market by incorporating the cowboy-inspired fashion into their collections.
2. Textile Manufacturing - Textile manufacturers can innovate their production techniques to create new patterns and fabrics.
3. Marketing and Branding - Brands can disrupt the market through marketing and innovation by incorporating the cowboy-inspired fashion and accessories into their brand identities.