KENZO introduces the Drop 2 series to join its ongoing Fall/Winter 2022 seasonal designs. It continues to build upon the brand's design notes that also take the brand's Parisian roots into consideration. It also has a strong sense of its own Japanese heritage for a perfect juxtaposing theme at the base of the looks.
To honor its Japanese culture, there is a range of multi-tonal Fujimara prints along with the Kenzo Takada sketch prints that showcase a reverence for the label as well as Takada's handwriting as a personal touch. The capsule features silhouettes including suits, overcoats, buttoned tops, pants with pleated details, and much more that are vibrantly designed. In addition to the colorful items, there is a notable light-washed denim cord set with white cartoon-like flowers.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Multi-tonal Printed Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate multi-tonal printed designs in their collections, taking inspiration from Kenzo's Fujimara prints.
- Juxtaposing Thematic Designs
- Designers can explore themes that allow for an intriguing contrast, using Kenzo's Parisian and Japanese heritage as inspiration for their own brand's designs.
- Personal Touch Prints
- Fashion labels can add a personal touch to their collections by incorporating handwriting or sketches of the designer, similar to Kenzo's use of Takada's handwriting in their designs.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can take inspiration from Kenzo's use of vibrant multi-tonal prints and contrasting thematic designs in their collections.
- Textile Printing
- The textile printing industry can explore the use of multi-tonal and personalized prints in their products, similar to Kenzo's Fujimara and Takada sketch prints.
- Denim Apparel
- Denim apparel brands can incorporate light-washed denim and cartoon-like floral prints in their collections, similar to Kenzo's light-washed denim cord set with white flowers.
