Ashya's pre-fall 2018 collection is helping consumers transition to warmer weather with its line of vibrant bags and accessories.
The chic, Brooklyn-based label focuses primarily on creating unisex belts and other travel-friendly accessories that's perfect for the contemporary consumer on-the-go. The brand fuses bold silhouettes with vibrant colors to offer the more audacious fashionista an accessory that stands out from the crowd. This line's lookbook was shot in Blue Mountain, Jamaica, as the bag's designs took inspiration from rich landscape and plant life of the location.
Each of the pieces are available in vibrant hues, including red, yellow and blue and make for a perfect alternative to traditional over-the-shoulder bags.
Image Credit: Anthony Prince via Instagram, @anthonyprince
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Landscape-inspired Bags
- The trend of landscape-inspired bags presents opportunities for innovative designs that capture the beauty and diversity of natural environments.
- Unisex Travel Accessories
- The trend of unisex travel accessories creates a market for versatile and functional products that cater to the needs of contemporary and fashion-forward consumers.
- Vibrant Color Palettes
- The trend of vibrant color palettes in fashion accessories offers opportunities for bold and eye-catching designs that stand out in a crowded market.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Accessories
- The fashion accessories industry can tap into the landscape-inspired bag trend to offer unique and visually appealing products that cater to consumers seeking personalized and nature-inspired designs.
- Travel and Tourism
- The travel and tourism industry can explore the unisex travel accessories trend to offer functional and stylish products that enhance the travel experience for modern travelers.
- Lifestyle and Fashion Retail
- The lifestyle and fashion retail industry can leverage the trend of vibrant color palettes to attract customers looking for unique and expressive accessories that complement their personal style.
