Killstar's Soho fashion lookbook highlights the alternative retailer's latest womenswear range. Known for referencing occult themes and symbolism, the label is a favorite among urban fashion fans who aren't afraid to experiment with their look.
Referencing urban cosmetics -- think heavily illustrated brows and plenty of lip liner -- Killstar's Soho fashion lookbook shines a light on logo-adorned bomber jackets and matching separates that feature a pentagram star print. These staples are paired with pentagram-themed hoop earrings while the catalog's other images feature pun-adorned statement tees.
From a Nasa-inspired 'Nasty' tee to a tank that reads "I put the fun in funeral," Killstar plays up its alternative imagery and creates shocking pieces that appeal to alternative style enthusiasts.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Urban Occult Fashion
- Opportunity for brands to embrace occult themes and symbolism in urban fashion to cater to alternative style enthusiasts.
- Logo-adorned Streetwear
- Potential for brands to create logo-adorned bomber jackets and separates that feature bold prints for the urban fashion market.
- Pun-adorned Statement Tees
- Opportunity for brands to create statement tees with puns and alternative imagery to appeal to fashion fans who like to experiment with their look.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can incorporate occult themes and symbolism into their designs to attract urban fashion enthusiasts looking for alternative styles.
- Cosmetics
- Cosmetic companies can introduce heavily illustrated brows and lip liner as part of urban beauty trends influenced by alternative fashion.
- Jewelry
- Jewelry brands can create pentagram-themed hoop earrings to cater to the demand for alternative jewelry pieces in the urban fashion market.
