"This summer, the Jean Paul Gaultier Men collection celebrates the 90’s." While this lookbook's clashing patterns and color-blocked accents catch one's eye, its Egyptian-inspired motifs steal the show.
This menswear collection showcases a line of show-stopping looks that include structured tunic and pleated pant ensembles along with statement sweaters that boast embellished hieroglyphic characters.
The Jean Paul Gaultier Men Spring/Summer 2015 collection pairs a cultural inspiration with the daring essence of 90s styling. The legendary French designer pairs Egyptian streetwear styles with pleated pieces that are worthy of a day at the office and juxtaposes opposing styles to create an effortlessly cool aesthetic.
Mixing motifs, the designer's latest showing revives the spirit of the 90s for a modern generation of style enthusiasts.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Egyptian-inspired Menswear
- There is an opportunity for designers to incorporate ancient cultural inspirations into modern menswear and create a unique aesthetic.
- Clashing Patterns
- There is potential for innovating on the use of clashing patterns in menswear by experimenting with different prints, fabrics, and textures to create unique pieces.
- Juxtaposed Styles
- Designers can take inspiration from the contrasting styles of the 90s and combine them with classic pieces to create a modern, edgy aesthetic for menswear.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands and designers can capitalize on the trend of incorporating cultural inspirations and clashing patterns in menswear.
- Textile Manufacturing
- The trend of using unique prints, fabrics, and textures in menswear presents an opportunity for textile manufacturers to create and supply innovative materials.
- Retail
- Retailers can leverage the trend of juxtaposing different styles to curate unique collections that appeal to modern men's fashion preferences.
