OAMC continues to add to its Fall/Winter 2021 roster with the recent unveiling of the notable Cyanotype Liner jacket with an artful touch. The jacket has an applied cotton-silk patchwork detail at the back of the design featuring a cyanotype artwork. It is accompanied by a quote from American philosopher Henry David Thoreau.
The quote reads "all good things are wild and free." The visual artwork sees a photograph depicting a child that is standing next to flowers at a window. The logo shows itself at the right side of the chest area on the jacket. In terms of construction, it is made using padded and quilted details and does not have any pockets. The entirely unique jacket is made using vintage militaristic surplus M-65 liner jackets.
Image Credit: OAMC, Piotr Niepsuj
What's Driving This Trend
- Artful Vintage Jacket Designs
- Opportunities exist for designers to experiment with adding unique artful touches to vintage jacket designs like the Cyanotype Liner for FW21.
- Upcycling Surplus Materials
- Exploration of using vintage militaristic surplus materials to create unique and environmentally friendly jacket designs like the Cyanotype Liner is a disruptive opportunity.
- Quilted and Padded Jacket Details
- Innovative designers can experiment with the construction of quilted and padded jacket details for added comfort and uniqueness like the Cyanotype Liner jacket does not have any pockets.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- Brands and designers in the fashion industry can take inspiration from OAMC's Cyanotype Liner jacket to create unique vintage jacket designs.
- Textile Industry
- The textile industry can disrupt standard jacket construction by exploring the use of vintage militaristic surplus materials like in the Cyanotype Liner jacket's design.
- Fine Art Industry
- Exploring the combination of fine art and fashion, like in the Cyanotype Liner jacket with artful and quotable touches, can lead to innovative opportunities in the fine art industry.
