In time for the spring, a series of new Frankie Collective designs were released, many of which are constructed from reworked men's Supreme garments.
The famed Canadian streetwear brand used boxers, tees and other styles to create its own variations, such as the one-shoulder crop top that features the branded waistband from a pair of boxers. Also featured in the new Frankie Collective drop are athletic band logo pants, mesh long-sleeves with Supreme tee cut-outs, form-fitting vintage-style skirts and bikini top combinations, as well as large tote bags. In addition to these designs, Frankie Collective adapted a pair of red vinyl thigh-high stilletto boots, which also showcase Supreme's name up the sides of the legs.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Reusing Premium Streetwear
- Repurposing premium streetwear like Supreme for new designs presents an opportunity for sustainable fashion and unique styles.
- Streetwear Mashups
- Creating new designs from combining different streetwear brands and styles presents an opportunity for creatively unique urban fashion.
- Athletic Brand Collaborations
- Collaborating with athletic brands like Supreme for new fashion designs presents an opportunity for trendsetting performancewear.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can take advantage of the trend of reusing premium streetwear and creating streetwear mashups for sustainable and creative designs.
- Athletic Apparel Industry
- The athletic apparel industry can collaborate with streetwear brands like Supreme for performancewear that is on-trend and fashion-forward.
- Sustainability Industry
- The sustainability industry can promote the trend of repurposing premium streetwear for new designs as a way to reduce textile waste and promote eco-friendly fashion.
