The TEXT in vissim editorial series continues in SENSE Magazine with a set of nine photos that feature clothing from the 'dissertation on a man with no country' collection. Lead designer Hiroki Nakamura has done an amazing job at creating a collection with a distinct style that has single pieces that can be pulled to fit into your own wardrobe.
This Fall/Winter collection utilizes lots of layering and over-sized knit cardigans. Native American influence can be seen in the fabric patterns used on the sweaters and scarves, as well as from the tee-pee in the background. Nakamura adds in pieces from his own personal wardrobe too. This adds to the feel that this collection can be individualized to each person to fit their personal style.
The 'dissertation on a man with no country' collection can be found at all F.I.L. stores and in other select stores worldwide.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Hipster Camping Fashion
- There's an opportunity for clothing brands to create collections that incorporate Native American influences and emphasize personal style.
- Layered Knitwear
- Designers can explore the use of layering and over-sized knit cardigans inspired by the 'dissertation on a man with no country' collection.
- Personalized Wardrobes
- There's a trend towards clothing collections that allow individuals to mix and match pieces to fit their personal style and preferences.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion and Apparel
- Clothing brands can capitalize on the trend towards Native American influences, layered knitwear, and personalization in their collections.
- Textile and Fabric
- Textile and fabric companies can create new patterns and materials inspired by Native American designs for use in clothing collections.
- Retail
- Retailers can stock and market clothing collections that emphasize personal style and the ability to mix and match pieces, like the 'dissertation on a man with no country' collection.
