The Andrea Crews Fall/Winter 2013/2014 collection entitled “Virtus Forma“ is showcased in an edgy streetwear catalog that embraces androgynous styling. Taking inspiration from the movement of material forms, the designer dresses models in comfy casuals, transparent capes and asymmetrical shrug accessories that feature a palette of plaid prints.
Fusing a hip hop aesthetic with its highlander inspiration, the Andrea Crews Fall/Winter 2013/2014 collection celebrates the label's 10th Anniversary. With a studio, atelier and boutique in uptown Paris, this edgy and youthful label shows off its effortlessly cool aesthetic and couture sensibility.
From logo-clad hats to layered tartan outerwear pieces, this chic menswear line exudes an air of eccentric elegance that is designed with the fearless fashion lover in mind.
What's Driving This Trend
- Androgynous Styling
- Opportunity for retailers to offer gender-neutral clothing options that appeal to a diverse customer base.
- Hip Hop Aesthetic
- Potential for collaborations between streetwear brands and music artists to create unique and exclusive fashion collections.
- Eccentric Elegance
- Market for luxury streetwear brands to cater to consumers seeking unconventional and bold fashion choices.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Retail
- Retailers can seize the opportunity to expand their offerings with gender-neutral clothing lines.
- Music and Entertainment
- Music artists can partner with streetwear brands to tap into the fashion industry and create limited-edition collections.
- Luxury Streetwear
- Companies can create a niche market by offering unconventional and avant-garde streetwear pieces for fashion-forward consumers.
