F-LAGSTUF-F's Spring/Summer Line Boasts Unconventional Prints & Colorways
Riley von Niessen — October 18, 2016 — Fashion
References: flagstuff.jp & hypebeast
F-LAGSTUF-F, a Tokyo-based fashion label that was founded back in 2014 by designer Nobuyuki Murayama, recently launched its Spring/Summer series for 2017.
Combining retro athletic wear with bold prints and bright basics, each of the pieces is made to standout -- generating an especially captivating appearance when layered together, like when shown in F-LAGSTUF-F's lookbook. As HYPEBEAST claims, the collection was inspired by a trip to Cuba that the brand's founder had recently taken, which resulted in Nobuyuki Murayama utilizing "a mix of pastel colors and eye-catching prints found amongst the country’s local streets and buildings."
Additionally complementing the pieces are a wide range of graphics, including large numbers in athletic fashion, devilish portraits and statement branding.
Combining retro athletic wear with bold prints and bright basics, each of the pieces is made to standout -- generating an especially captivating appearance when layered together, like when shown in F-LAGSTUF-F's lookbook. As HYPEBEAST claims, the collection was inspired by a trip to Cuba that the brand's founder had recently taken, which resulted in Nobuyuki Murayama utilizing "a mix of pastel colors and eye-catching prints found amongst the country’s local streets and buildings."
Additionally complementing the pieces are a wide range of graphics, including large numbers in athletic fashion, devilish portraits and statement branding.
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