Staying warm during the fall and winter is all about layering, and the Daniel Andresen Fall Winter 2012 lookbook offers up a plethora of ways to achieve a casually cozy layered look without sacrificing an ounce of style.
Andresen is a German-born designer who has worked with the likes of Haider Ackermann and Hilde Frunt, a well-known Belgian knitwear designer. For the coming fall and winter, he has created a must-have collection of men's styles that center on easy wear, casual style and of course, warmth. There are plenty of chunky knit pullovers and cozy cardigans to choose from, as well as plush scarves, heavy knit socks and edgy jackets. The palette is decidedly somber, but that also makes it easy to mix and match the pieces together.
Photographed by Martin Bing, the Daniel Andresen Fall Winter 2012 lookbook features model Sam Deliaert.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Fall-winter Layered Knitwear
- Opportunity for the development of layered and multifunctional clothing using knitwear for different body types and climates
- Heavy Knit Socks
- Opportunity to design stylish and functional socks for colder weather
- Edgy Jackets
- Opportunity to create unique and fashionable winter jackets using knitwear and other materials
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Knitwear designers and manufacturers can explore new ways to create stylish, comfortable and warm clothing
- Textile
- Innovation opportunities for knitting and weaving techniques, materials and technologies for winter wear
- Retail
- Opportunity for retailers to offer layered knitwear and trendy winter clothes to customers, emphasizing functionality and style
