The Ann Demeulemeester Fall/Winter 2013 menswear collection exudes an edgy and modern vibe while gaining inspiration from traditional Amish attire. Showcased in a palette of black and white tones, this catwalk presentation features impeccably layered basics with a twist.
Known for her forward-thinking design aesthetic, the designer reinvents the classic collared white shirt and suit combo and instead dresses her models in deconstructed garments that are edgy while maintaining their classically elegant air.
The Ann Demeulemeester Fall/Winter 2013 collection displays the perfect mix of sharp tailoring and easy dressing. Models are edgy as they wear pieces that are not always perfectly prim and pressed. From floor-length coats and monk-inspired robes to hats and netted face accessories, this monochromatic menswear line is designed with the modern gentleman in mind.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Edgy Amish Fashion
- There is an opportunity for fashion designers to merge traditional Amish attire with modern elements to create a unique and edgy style.
- Deconstructed Tailoring
- Tailors and fashion designers can explore the trend of deconstructing traditional garments to create edgy and modern pieces while maintaining classically elegant elements.
- Monochromatic Menswear
- There is an ongoing trend for menswear designers to create monochromatic collections with impeccably layered basics and a mix of sharp tailoring and easy dressing.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can use the trend of merging traditional Amish attire with modern elements to create unique and edgy fashion styles.
- Tailoring
- Tailoring industry professionals can explore the trend of deconstructing traditional garments to create edgy and modern pieces while maintaining classically elegant elements.
- Menswear
- Menswear designers can capitalize on the trend of creating monochromatic collections with impeccably layered basics and a mix of sharp tailoring and easy dressing to create striking and stylish collections.
