Odio Tees is a Polish designer duo made up of Odio and Jakub Pieczarkowski. Hailing from the city of Lodz, the talented designers are known for a unique aesthetic that fuses urban streetwear silhouettes with vibrant prints and abstract art references.
Fashionclash Maastricht's sixth festival event chronicled young fashion designers from 20 countries around the globe and included the Odio Tees duo that got to showcase their talents. In addition to Odio Tees, the festival event included other participants that ranged from both established and emerging talents who took part in the event.
Highlighting "versatile materials, intricate details, textures and an abundance of prints", the duo's latest collection is inspired by abstract sculptures and illustrated compositions. The collection of wearable art is eclectic when worn together and evocative of high end opulence when broken up into separates.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Artistic Streetwear
- Opportunities for designers to combine traditional streetwear silhouettes with visually artistic prints and references.
- Wearable Art
- The emergence of couture pieces that are eclectic when worn together and evocative of high-end opulence when broken up into separates.
- Abstract Fashion
- Designers are embracing abstract sculptures and illustrated compositions to create unique and visually striking fashion collections.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Design
- Opportunities for fashion designers to incorporate artistic references and abstract elements into their clothing lines.
- Textile Printing
- The emergence of fashion collections that feature vibrant and visually striking prints creates opportunities for textile printing companies.
- Artistic Events
- Events that showcase young fashion designers from around the globe create opportunities for emerging talent to gain exposure and make industry connections.
