Helmut Lang's Logo Hack Series Feature Slogan Graphics
References: helmutlang & hypebeast
Helmut Lang introduces its latest Logo Hack collection for the Spring/Summer 2019 season and it features a plethora of logomania themes. The capsule is created with the help of Slava Mogutin, a Russian-American artist, now based in New York, and his director Jan Wandrag as well. The capsule feature pieces such as tees, sweaters, and nylon tops that are slightly sheer. All of the tops are adorned in collaborative slogan graphics that read "Stock Boyz," "1-833-HELL-YES (1-833-4355-937),” and "Helmut Go-Go."
Notably, if the aforementioned number is dialed, it leads callers to a pre-recorded conversation with Slaca that leads to a number of events experienced through the phone. The fonts that inform the prints are directed to the concept of challenging gender stereotypes, placed in hyper-masculine areas that are often used in workwear designs -- t is mimicked through the font's shape and color accents.
Notably, if the aforementioned number is dialed, it leads callers to a pre-recorded conversation with Slaca that leads to a number of events experienced through the phone. The fonts that inform the prints are directed to the concept of challenging gender stereotypes, placed in hyper-masculine areas that are often used in workwear designs -- t is mimicked through the font's shape and color accents.
Trend Themes
1. Logomania Fashion - Expanding on the logo-heavy trend, fashion brands are incorporating slogans and graphics in their designs to create a bold and impactful visual statement.
2. Collaborative Capsule Collections - Fashion brands are partnering with artists and directors to create limited edition collections that merge art and fashion, offering consumers unique and exclusive pieces.
3. Interactive Phone-based Experiences - Innovative brands are leveraging phone calls as a medium to engage and captivate consumers with interactive experiences, such as pre-recorded conversations or access to exclusive events.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can tap into the logomania trend and collaborate with artists to create exclusive capsule collections that appeal to fashion-forward consumers.
2. Art - Artists can explore collaborations with fashion brands to infuse their artistic vision into clothing designs, bridging the gap between art and fashion.
3. Technology - Tech companies can develop innovative phone-based experiences that offer interactive and immersive interactions for users, opening up new avenues for engagement and entertainment.
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