The deconstructed DIY punk-style is revived in contemporary fashion thanks to BOND's handmade clothing line. The Fall/Winter 2018 collection does a deep dive in the "rough-and-tumble" New York scene. Titled 'No Curfew,' the collection makes an impression with its edgy graphics, unconventional embellishing elements, paint splatters, and overall deconstructed aesthetic.
BOND definitely took a bold and experimental approach for its Fall/Winter 2018 offerings. The handmade clothing line boasts an interesting lightweight jacket that features an NYC Metrocard stapled across the chest. From cigarette packs to Swarovski crystals, BOND's latest product collection noticeably fuses luxurious extravagance with grungy DIY culture.
'No Curfew' is a sizable handmade clothing line that pays tribute to the music scene and the youth culture surrounding it in an authentic manner.
Photo Credits: Diego Anrade
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Deconstructed Punk-inspired Collections
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate rough-and-tumble elements and unconventional embellishments in their designs.
- Handmade Clothing Line
- Potential for the fashion industry to emphasize the value of artisanal craftsmanship and unique, one-of-a-kind pieces.
- Luxurious Grunge Culture Fusion
- Innovation possibilities for combining high-end and DIY aesthetics, offering a new realm of creative expression in fashion.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to tap into the deconstructed punk-inspired trend and create bold, experimental collections.
- Artisanal Craftsmanship
- Potential for artisans and independent designers to showcase their handmade clothing, highlighting the value of craftsmanship.
- Creative Collaboration
- Innovation possibilities for collaborations between luxury fashion brands and counter-cultural DIY communities to create unique and edgy collections.
