Brooklyn-based fashion label Dashiel Brahmann and Jo Park introduce a look at its latest pieces in preparation for the Spring/Summer 2019 season. There are a plethora of summer-ready pieces suitable for layering whilst giving off a laidback aesthetic. The selection is comprised of a series of hats, shirts, and accessories. The label's signature look is a matching shirt and trouser set, which also makes its return for the upcoming season in a variety of iterations.
The color palette remains fairly neutral, with the spotlight hitting the well-crafted gear. Some of the details include vintage floral prints and embellished pinstripes. Artists Wells Brown and Devid Kim also contribute to the design with stitched artwork and graphics drawn by hand. Throughout the collection, there are infusions of re-purposed fabric materials, washed linens, and Scandinavian cotton as well to correlate to the relaxed fits and weather appropriate feel.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Breathable Handmade Apparel
- Opportunity to explore using sustainable and repurposed materials in handmade clothing to appeal to eco-conscious consumers.
- Laidback Aesthetic Focus
- Potential to create comfortable and versatile clothing that can be layered for a relaxed, yet fashionable look.
- Embellished Prints and Graphics
- Incorporating hand-drawn artwork and vintage prints to add unique and personalized touches to clothing.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Industry
- Opportunity to develop sustainable and eco-friendly clothing lines for consumers who prioritize ethical and conscious fashion.
- Textile Industry
- Opportunity to explore using re-purposed and washed fabrics to reduce environmental impact and meet consumer demand for eco-conscious alternatives.
- Art and Design Industry
- Opportunity to collaborate with clothing brands and incorporate unique graphics and artwork to enhance clothing designs and appeal to fashion-forward consumers.
