Copenhagen-based fashion label Wood Wood introduces its latest seasonal collection designed for the Fall/Winter 2020 season inspired by Jules Verne's Voyages Extraordinaires. It is a collection that is full of outdoor aesthetics centered around the purpose of exploring. The design team at the company takes Verne's understanding of Earth itself and the universe that surrounds it as inspiration.
The collection is then build upon practical elements blended with the plethora of utilitarian influences. As a result, the collection offers outerwear silhouettes that are designed for both men and women done in natural earthy hues and hand-drawn prints. The apparel is textured as well as patterned for decorative purposes and made ready for the seasonal transition to colder weather.
Modified Traditional Fall Outerwear
Wood Wood's FW20 Range is Inspired by Voyages Extraordinaires
Trend Themes
1. Outdoor-inspired Fall/winter Collections - Fashion brands can create collections that incorporate outdoor aesthetics and practical elements, appealing to consumers seeking functional yet stylish outerwear.
2. Literature-inspired Fashion - Designers can draw inspiration from literary works like Jules Verne's Voyages Extraordinaires to create unique and themed clothing collections.
3. Utilitarian Influences in Fashion - Brands can incorporate utilitarian influences into their designs, blending practicality with fashion to cater to the needs of modern consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can explore new design concepts and themes, like the one inspired by Jules Verne's Voyages Extraordinaires, to attract creative and literature-loving customers.
2. Outdoor Apparel - Outdoor apparel companies can collaborate with fashion labels to create stylish outerwear that combines utility, durability, and fashion-forward designs.
3. Textile and Print Manufacturing - Manufacturers can offer textured fabrics and printing services to fashion brands interested in incorporating earthy hues and hand-drawn prints into their collections.