Designer Dmitri Kluchevski crafted a line of apparel inspired by Slovenian avant-garde art collective NSK for T3CM SS18 this year. The label remains politically focused and reworked the concept of uniforms that are imagined for a "totalitarian utopia." There are multitudes of relaxed silhouettes and loud visual details offered in the new T3CM SS18 collection.
The collection features wide trousers, puffers with palm-tree patterns, trench coats and bomber jackets. Some standout offerings from the series includes the tearaway pants, the muffler scarves filled with down and the t-shirts that have boxy fits, loose cuts and distorted logo accents. Some unique details that decorate the collection include the dip-dye blended details and 3M accents found on the garments.
What's Driving This Trend
- Slovenian-inspired Artistic Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate avant-garde art and political concepts into their collections.
- Relaxed Silhouettes and Loud Visual Details
- Chance for designers to create apparel with comfortable fits and eye-catching embellishments.
- Unique Garment Decorations
- Potential for brands to experiment with dip-dye blended details and 3M accents on their clothing.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore incorporating political and avant-garde art concepts into their collections.
- Apparel Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can explore producing garments with relaxed silhouettes and eye-catching details.
- Textile and Dyeing
- Opportunity for textile and dyeing companies to offer dip-dye blending techniques and 3M accent options.
