Perry Ellis' Spring 2013 collection brings forth the fruits of the label's latest revamping process. Although the team aimed to retain Ellis' authenticity, designers Duckie Brown, Steven Cox and Daniel Silver infused new thought into the menswear pieces.
In contrast to Perry Ellis' nautical preppy boy style, the Spring 2013 lot opts for a grungy street-chic feel. Rounded caps are reminiscent of 1940s locomotive looks. These classic accessories were shaken up with mesh t-shirts and leather lace-up shoes, bare necessities for stylish city dwellers. Practical blazers also make the set versatile as they can be incorporated into daytime looks, suitable for work or pleasure.
By accommodating an array of scenarios, the Perry Ellis overhaul has made its line more accessible and relevant to the public.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Revamped Menswear
- Opportunity for designers to bring a fresh perspective to traditional menswear by incorporating unconventional elements and styles.
- Grungy Street-chic
- Potential for fashion brands to tap into the demand for edgy street style with a mix of vintage and modern elements.
- Versatile Blazers
- Chance for fashion brands to create blazers that can be easily transitioned from professional settings to casual occasions, catering to the needs of modern consumers.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers have the opportunity to push boundaries and reimagine menswear in innovative ways.
- Streetwear
- Streetwear brands can capitalize on the popularity of grungy street-chic fashion by offering unique and stylish clothing options.
- Apparel Retail
- Retailers can benefit from the demand for versatile blazers that appeal to a wide range of customers looking for fashionable yet practical clothing.
