s.k. manor hill, a rising fashion label that's based out of New York, recently unveiled its Fall/Winter 2016 series.
Promoted with a lookbook that does well in complementing the apparel, the casual cuts are taken up a notch by making use of clear Asian influence -- something which comes from the long hems, functional styles and high-end simplicity. Taking this a step further are the color pallets that mark each with tones of black, navy, white and gray comprising the fabrics in a mostly monochrome fashion.
Looking to instill the sense of harmony and relaxation that s.k. manor hill aims to represent in its clothing, it shows the models in its lookbook in meditation poses.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Asian-influenced Fashion
- Fashion brands can incorporate clear Asian influence, such as long hems and functional styles, to add a unique touch to their collections.
- Monochrome Color Palette
- Designers can experiment with black, navy, white, and gray tones to create a contemporary and minimalist aesthetic in their clothing lines.
- Meditative Fashion
- Fashion labels can explore incorporating elements of meditation and relaxation into their lookbooks and campaigns to create a sense of tranquility for the consumers.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can leverage Asian-inspired designs and monochrome color palettes to offer unique and contemporary collections.
- Apparel Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can explore producing clothing lines that focus on meditation-inspired designs to cater to the growing demand from consumers seeking relaxation and harmony in their clothing.
- Creative Photography
- Photographers can create visually captivating lookbooks and campaigns that incorporate meditation poses to add a unique and serene element to fashion advertisements.
