There is something subtly original about the Creep Street Holiday 2011 lookbook. Yes, we've seen the documentary-style photo shoot before, but the Creep Street Holiday 2011 lookbook boasts a different feel. I think it has to do with the quirky characters that are found in the catalog, not to mention the great pieces of clothing.
Titled 'Creep Fast, Die Last,' the Creep Street Holiday 2011 collection is filled with casual tees, hoodies and spray jackets. Yet all of the pieces have a creepy edge such as blood and zombie motifs.
What's Driving This Trend
- Documentary-style Photoshoots
- There is an opportunity to disrupt traditional fashion photography by creating unique and original documentary-style photoshoots.
- Quirky Character Catalogs
- The use of quirky characters in fashion catalogs presents an opportunity to create engaging and memorable brand experiences.
- Creepy-themed Clothing Collections
- There is a potential for disruptive innovation by creating clothing collections that incorporate creepy and edgy motifs.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- The fashion photography industry can benefit from incorporating documentary-style techniques to create more visually compelling and unique visuals.
- Fashion Catalogs
- Companies in the fashion catalog industry can differentiate themselves by utilizing quirky and memorable characters in their catalogs.
- Apparel Design
- The apparel design industry has an opportunity to explore and capitalize on the growing demand for clothing collections with creepy and edgy themes.
