Palace, a streetwear brand from London, has given a sneak peek of its upcoming collection which includes collectible objects and accessories. As part of the new collection, Palace has collaborated with Polaroid to release a special edition camera called the "Palaroid."
Additionally, the collection includes the debut of a new jewelry line featuring gold logo-adorned creole hoops. This part of the collection marks a collaboration with Kenning & Spencer Jewelers, a British clothing and jewelry manufacturer. This release suggests that Palace may be expanding its focus towards women's fashion in the future.
Palace's new collection will launch officially on the brand's website in the coming months. Interested consumers can visit the brand's website to view the apparel pieces that are arriving with the accessories.
Vibrant Streetwear-Backed Accessories
Palace Unveils its New Collection of Accessories and Objects
Trend Themes
1. Streetwear Accessories - Palace's upcoming collection features streetwear-backed accessories and collectible objects, suggesting opportunities for brands to collaborate with streetwear companies and appeal to younger consumers.
2. Jewelry Collaboration - Palace's partnership with Kenning & Spencer Jewelers for their new jewelry line marks a potentially successful trend for future collaborations between streetwear and luxury jewelry brands.
3. Polaroid Camera Edition - The release of Palace's special edition Polaroid camera, called the 'Palaroid,' highlights the trend of streetwear brands entering the camera industry and adding a personalized touch to technology.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Palace's expansion into women's fashion with their new jewelry line suggests an opportunity for cross-industry collaborations between streetwear and high-end fashion brands.
2. Streetwear - The streetwear industry has shown continued growth and popularity, with the release of Palace's upcoming collection emphasizing the potential for expansion and innovation within the industry.
3. Technology - The collaboration between Palace and Polaroid for the release of the 'Palaroid' highlights the potential for technology companies to partner with streetwear brands and create personalized and trendsetting products.