Japanese fashion label 'doublet' called upon retailer RSVP Gallery for the styling of its latest Spring/Summer 2018 editorial. The editorial is modeled by Rena Johnson and shot by her sister Sala Johnson. The latest offerings for the fast-approaching warm seasons embody flirtatious silhouettes and gritty aesthetics. The editorial showcases only some of the fashion label's new offerings, including a few hoodies, t-shirts, a bomber jacket, but most notably, the plastic-covered striped button-up shirt and its matching belt.
The main focus of the new doublet Spring/Summer 2018 editorial is without a doubt the plastic-covered shirt. The matching belt is translucent but boasts similar black graphic details as the shirt.
The pieces will be available for purchase at RSVP Chicago and Los Angeles locations.
Image Credit: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.instagram.com/salaejohnson/">Sala Johnson</a>
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Plastic Fashion
- Fashion labels can experiment and innovate their clothing design by adding plastic to traditional fabrics and materials.
- Gritty Aesthetics
- Brands can emphasize the beauty of the unconventional and edgy fashion style for their collections.
- Translucent Accessories
- Accessories like belts and handbags can be made from translucent materials that complement the clothing's design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can offer edgier and unconventional designs to their customers by collaborating with designers that use innovative materials.
- Plastic Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can explore plastic as a fashionable and sustainable alternative to traditional clothing materials.
- Photography and Styling
- Photographers and stylists can experiment with edgier aesthetics and unconventional materials to create unique and memorable editorial content.
