From Tie-Dyed Menswear Lines to Artist-Headed Editorials
Riley von Niessen — November 24, 2018 — Luxury
The November 2018 fashion trends cover unique editorials, eccentric designs, luxurious launches, and much more.
One noteworthy inclusion is the MET fashion exhibit from the Costume Institute that highlights a timeline of different aesthetics, from the 17th century to current times. A few pieces presented at the exhibit include a pair of flowing dresses that are made to look like crayons, with the colors featured on the torso, while the names of them are shown on the arms.
In an effort to bring back the 90s, a time when Guess gained much of its popularity, the brand created a retro lookbook that showcases its Fall 2018 line. The lookbook features a rapper by the name of Sheck Wes, and was shot by Rays Corrupted Mind. The backdrop for the shots is a camp site, which helps to draw attention to the casual styles.
One noteworthy inclusion is the MET fashion exhibit from the Costume Institute that highlights a timeline of different aesthetics, from the 17th century to current times. A few pieces presented at the exhibit include a pair of flowing dresses that are made to look like crayons, with the colors featured on the torso, while the names of them are shown on the arms.
In an effort to bring back the 90s, a time when Guess gained much of its popularity, the brand created a retro lookbook that showcases its Fall 2018 line. The lookbook features a rapper by the name of Sheck Wes, and was shot by Rays Corrupted Mind. The backdrop for the shots is a camp site, which helps to draw attention to the casual styles.
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