The Maison Margiela x Tommy Cash Loafers are Packaged Like Bread
Laura McQuarrie — March 22, 2021 — Fashion
References: tommycashshop & designtaxi
Maison Margiela and Tommy Cash teamed up to create a pair of luxury slippers inspired by bread. The ergonomic slippers offer a literal take on the word "loafers," as they not only look like bread but they're also packaged in clear plastic bags that resemble familiar food packaging.
The luxury slippers are full of details that promise to delight fashion fans and foodies alike, as there are black embroidery logos, soles that resemble slices of fluffy bread and upper portions that look like freshly baked loaves with carefully placed scoring.
The Maison Margiela x Tommy Cash Loafers have been released along with a series of products, including other food-themed art pieces like ramen. The collab also includes other wearables like striped sweaters and shirts.
The luxury slippers are full of details that promise to delight fashion fans and foodies alike, as there are black embroidery logos, soles that resemble slices of fluffy bread and upper portions that look like freshly baked loaves with carefully placed scoring.
The Maison Margiela x Tommy Cash Loafers have been released along with a series of products, including other food-themed art pieces like ramen. The collab also includes other wearables like striped sweaters and shirts.
Trend Themes
1. Food-inspired Fashion - Opportunity for designers to explore creative ways to merge food and fashion, especially in luxury niches.
2. Packaging Innovation - The use of food packaging for fashion items presents new opportunities to innovate in packaging design.
3. Ergonomic Design - Opportunity to adopt playful, unorthodox designs that enhance the comfort level of fashion products.
Industry Implications
1. Luxury Fashion - Luxury fashion brands can incorporate playful and food-inspired designs to create unique and innovative products.
2. Packaging Industry - Packaging companies can explore new markets by offering innovative packaging solutions for non-food items like fashion products.
3. Textile Industry - The textile industry can work with designers to create innovative, ergonomic fashion items that are both comfortable and stylish.
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