It might be 2011, but that doesn't mean the aNYthing Holiday 2010 lookbook is obsolete. The weather is still incredibly frigid where I am, and if you're in similar snow boots, you will definitely benefit from the layered, lumberjack looks that are prevalent throughout this particular catalog.
Full of classic designs that have an urban edge, the aNYthing Holiday 2010 collection is filled with staple menswear from checkered button-down shirts to comfy knit sweaters and hats. As a rather muted line, it mainly focuses on gray, navy and burgundy colors.
What's Driving This Trend
- Layered Lumberjack Looks
- Opportunity for retailers to create new winter fashion lines that combine classic designs with an urban edge.
- Muted Menswear
- Potential for clothing brands to focus on a minimal color palette and classic menswear staples.
- Urban Winter Fashion
- Growing demand for winter clothing collections that are both stylish and functional for urban environments.
Who This Affects Most
- Retail
- Retailers can capitalize on the trend of layered lumberjack looks by curating winter fashion lines that cater to urban shoppers.
- Apparel
- Opportunity for clothing brands to tap into the demand for muted menswear by offering classic designs in neutral color palettes.
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can meet the needs of urban fashionistas by creating winter clothing collections that are both trendy and suitable for city life.
