Lisi Herrebrugh's fashion label BOTTER prepares for the colder seasons with an unusual light jacket -- the new 'Upside Down Cotton Denim Jacket' challenges progressive cuts and silhouettes. The brand is rooted in creativity and creating unique looks as it draws inspiration strongly from Rushemy's Curaçaoian roots.
There are designs that nod to the Carribean and the latest jacket highlights asymmetrical cuts and clean tailored lines. The top features a classic shirt collar with a detachable strap found on the right shoulder. There is an upside-down pocket at the right chest with two long seams going upwards to contribute to the look. The hemline is rounded and detailed with an arched cut. The left side highlights a standard pocket to balance out the look.
Upside-Down Denim Jackets
The BOTTER Upside Down Cotton Denim Jacket Features Asymmetrical Cuts
Trend Themes
1. Unconventional Cuts - Opportunity for designers to explore unique and asymmetrical cuts in fashion.
2. Creative Tailoring - Potential for innovative tailoring techniques to create distinctive and eye-catching garments.
3. Caribbean-inspired Fashion - Demand for fashion pieces that celebrate Caribbean culture and aesthetics.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Innovation opportunities exist for designers in experimenting with unconventional cuts and creative tailoring techniques in garments.
2. Fashion Retail - A market for retail brands to cater to consumers seeking unique and Caribbean-inspired fashion pieces.
3. Textile Manufacturing - Growing demand for fabrics and materials that can support the unconventional cuts and aesthetic of Caribbean-inspired fashion.