Stone Island presents the Chapter 2 installment of the Shadow Project, transitioning the tonal palette to hues of rustic orange and berry colors. The first chapter highlighted natural green tones and this time around, the traditional elements are retained.
The concealed monochromatic tags and silhouettes are understated for a versatile design language. The construction ensures comfort and warmth as the melange hooded down jackets are made from non-woven polyamide fabrics. Additional items in the new drop include the insulated bomber jackets that have wind-resistant Tela and Primaloft insulation. The collection also features some layering options including the pullover options the Geelong wool crewneck sweaters, graphic hoodies, funnel collar overshirts, cotton tees, stockinette-stitch vests, and bottoms with drawstring bands.
Monochromatic Seasonal Outerwear
Stone island Presents the Second Shadow Project for FW22
Trend Themes
1. Monochromatic Seasonal Clothing - There is potential for the fashion industry to create monochromatic seasonal clothing lines that cater to customers who prefer minimalistic designs.
2. Non-woven Polyamide Fabrics - There is potential for the textile industry to innovate and create more sustainable and durable non-woven polyamide fabrics for clothing and other applications.
3. Layering Options - There is potential for the fashion industry to create collections with more layering options that cater to customers who enjoy versatility in their wardrobe.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion companies can innovate and capitalize on the trend of monochromatic seasonal clothing with minimalist designs.
2. Textile - The textile industry can explore the use of non-woven polyamide fabrics to create more sustainable and durable clothing options.
3. Outdoor Apparel - Outdoor apparel companies can capitalize on the trend of layering options by creating versatile and functional pieces for customers who enjoy outdoor activities.