From Glossy Nylon Fashion to Luxe Puffer Slipper Shoes
The November 2018 luxury fashion trends boast leading examples in the industry — from newly launched clothing lines that enjoy expressively artistic campaigns to unconventional runway shows that challenge the status quo through an avant-garde aesthetic.
This list highlights vintage revival as a new focus of the world of luxury design. From established labels to independent creatives, the surge of retro silhouettes and heritage pieces has been celebrated steadily throughout the last couple of months. The November 2018 luxury fashion list calls attention to two projects. The first one is by French photographer Julien Boudet, whose artistic photoshoot boasts Lacoste-branded articles of clothing from the 80s, 90s, and 00s. Another one is the ultra-exclusive vintage pop-up in Seoul that will give stylish consumers access to vintage Yohji Yamamoto pieces, dating back to the 1980s.
This list highlights vintage revival as a new focus of the world of luxury design. From established labels to independent creatives, the surge of retro silhouettes and heritage pieces has been celebrated steadily throughout the last couple of months. The November 2018 luxury fashion list calls attention to two projects. The first one is by French photographer Julien Boudet, whose artistic photoshoot boasts Lacoste-branded articles of clothing from the 80s, 90s, and 00s. Another one is the ultra-exclusive vintage pop-up in Seoul that will give stylish consumers access to vintage Yohji Yamamoto pieces, dating back to the 1980s.
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