At the end of summer, 'Rabbithole London,' a UK clothing label, debuted a lookbook for Fall/Winter 2016 that modernized workwear from the 1980s, now, it's back with a fresh lookbook that's also for Fall/Winter 2016 which boasts military-inspired menswear.
Like its last offerings, 'Grey Area' makes use of strong vintage motifs and it's clear that some of the workwear staples from it have transitioned to the newest lookbook as well. That said, Rabbithole London strays from it by taking on camouflage prints for the military-inspired menswear, however it does so in a way that's a little less traditional -- adapting the usual colorway so that it pops out more starkly. In addition to this, Rabbithole London includes shirts and pants that utilize a textured material that's almost towel-like, as well as denim jackets, bombers and more.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Modernized Workwear
- The trend of modernizing workwear from past eras presents opportunities for innovative designs and materials.
- Military-inspired Menswear
- The trend of military-inspired menswear allows for creative reinterpretations of traditional camouflage prints and colorways.
- Textured Materials
- The trend of utilizing textured materials, such as towel-like fabrics, opens up possibilities for unique and tactile clothing designs.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can explore opportunities in modernizing workwear and incorporating military-inspired menswear into their collections.
- Textile Industry
- The textile industry can capitalize on the demand for textured materials, providing innovative fabric options for fashion designers.
- Apparel Manufacturing Industry
- The apparel manufacturing industry can embrace the trend of modernized workwear and military-inspired menswear by integrating new production techniques and adapting to changing consumer preferences.
