The SixLee Spring/Summer 2015 collection is a daring and updated take on a First World War aesthetic. Mixing the era's militant elements with the rebellion of punk rock, the label presents its fans with a line of daring and youthful looks. The pieces embody an effortlessly cool air and are designed with the fearless style-setter in mind.
Inspired by artists Ashkan Honarvar and Joan Salo, the collection examines Honarvar's mutilated face photographs and Salo's spirograph-inspired works.
The SixLee Spring/Summer 2015 catalog pairs deconstructed elements of imperfection with the smooth flow of vivid colors. The result is a collection that shows "how perfectly imperfect each person is while reminding everyone that they can always find beauty from within."
Photographer Zeb Daemen captured the lookbook that features model Georges De Saint Mars from Success Paris.
Daring Punk Catalogs
The SixLee Spring/Summer 2015 Collection is Subtly Militant
Trend Themes
1. Daring Punk Fashion - Opportunity for designers to incorporate First World War aesthetic and rebellion of punk rock into daring and youthful fashion.
2. Effortlessly Cool Air - Creating a line of fashion that embodies an effortlessly cool air and appeals to fearless style-setters.
3. Imperfect Perfection - Exploring the beauty of imperfection and promoting self-acceptance through fashion.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Fashion designers can incorporate elements of punk rock and First World War aesthetic into their collections.
2. Photography - Photographers can explore creative ways to capture and showcase daring and youth-focused fashion looks.
3. Modeling - Opportunity for models to showcase their unique and fearless style through the fashion inspired by rebellion and militaristic elements.