Entitled "Call of Duty", the Michal Mrzyglod Fall/Winter 2014/2015 collection marries militant silhouettes with futuristic background imagery.
This captivating and cinematic lookbook references various military themes like the Royal Airforce uniform from WWII along with tweed textures that pay tribute to fashion icon Coco Chanel.
Captured by photographer Duane Michals, this militant and deconstructed catalog is all about surprising its viewer. In addition to its pop culture inspirations from the past, the Michal Mrzyglod Fall/Winter 2014/2015 collection also features futuristic elements that are tied in with its retro themes.
The result is spectacular and unexpected. Standouts from this collection include its utilitarian, pastel separates that are showcased in a palette of light green and pink hues. The pieces are showcased alongside exaggerated leather jackets that are an update on classic army uniform pieces.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Utilitarian Fashion
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- Fashion
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- Photography
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