'Hogan' teamed up with British designer Simon Holloway for its latest capsule collection Hogan Fall/Winter 2014. Simon is the former creative director of Jimmy Choo so it was fitting that the collection of beautiful garments included amazing shoes too.
The collection is inspired by the neo-romanticism of the 70s, so it has a hippie vibe. The clothing consists of free-flowing, calf-length dresses, fur collared jackets and cashmere coats. The shoes in the collection include four pairs of knee-high leather boots, which come in maroon and gray calf hair or in psychedelic prints. The boots with eccentric prints were realized by illustrator Julie Verhoeven whose amazing resume lists Versace, Mulberry and Lancôme.
By included the two amazingly talented creatives, Hogan could do no wrong with this collection.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Neo-romanticized Fashion
- Designing fashion collections inspired by the neo-romanticism of the 70s, with free-flowing, calf-length dresses, fur collared jackets and cashmere coats.
- Capsule Collection
- Collaborating with former creative director of other fashion brands to create a collection of unique and trendy clothes and shoes.
- Eccentric Prints
- Working with illustrators and artists to include prints that stand out on footwear and clothes.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Industry
- Designing clothing and footwear collections that are neo-romanticized, free-flowing, with bold prints and eccentric patterns then collaborating with other brands to add value to the collection.
- Illustration Industry
- Collaborating with fashion brands by providing designs for prints on clothes and footwear.
- Luxury Industry
- Produce high-end pieces such as cashmere coats, fur collared jackets, and calf-length dresses that cater to a niche market looking for stylish and unique outfits.
