The New OLAF HUSSEIN Line Boasts Oversized and Versatile Looks
Riley von Niessen — November 6, 2017 — Fashion
References: store.olafhussein & highsnobiety
In time for the fall, a new OLAF HUSSEIN line was released, which makes use of deadstock fabrics that the brand had available.
Due to its inclusion of the fabrics, the line was fittingly dubbed 'Repurpose.' Due to this, the line is full of versatile pieces that can easily be layered or worn on their own, especially given that they all feature solid colorways. While many of the pieces are clean of any embellishments, a variety feature OLAF HUSSEIN's name or logo in some capacity in elegant serif fonts.
In addition, the deadstock fabrics that are used for the collection are relatively heavy, making them great to wear throughout the colder weather that the fall and winter bring.
Due to its inclusion of the fabrics, the line was fittingly dubbed 'Repurpose.' Due to this, the line is full of versatile pieces that can easily be layered or worn on their own, especially given that they all feature solid colorways. While many of the pieces are clean of any embellishments, a variety feature OLAF HUSSEIN's name or logo in some capacity in elegant serif fonts.
In addition, the deadstock fabrics that are used for the collection are relatively heavy, making them great to wear throughout the colder weather that the fall and winter bring.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Fashion - Repurposing deadstock fabrics offers an opportunity for brands to create sustainable fashion collections.
2. Versatile Layering - Designing pieces that can easily be layered or worn on their own provides convenience and flexibility for consumers.
3. Minimalist Branding - Using elegant serif fonts for branding creates a minimalist and sophisticated aesthetic.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore the use of deadstock fabrics to create sustainable and versatile clothing lines.
2. Textiles - The textile industry can capitalize on the demand for deadstock fabrics by supplying materials for sustainable fashion brands.
3. Graphic Design - Graphic designers can specialize in creating elegant serif fonts for minimalist branding in the fashion industry.
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