The latest thisisneverthat Fall/Winter 2020 collection draws inspiration from previous eras, specifically the time of the 90s. It is captured through the silhouettes and color palette, as well as the patterning designs that detail the apparel. The Korean fashion label continues to unveil eclectic pieces that encourage layering as the season begins to get cooler.
There are pieces in the range such as half zippered pullover sweaters, hoodies, sweatpants, cargos, long parkas, cardigans, and trousers made from nylon materials. The silhouettes are oversized to capture the essence of the 90s. One of the notable items in the collection is the hoodie done in a brown colorway embellished with paisley patterns throughout in white with a hazel brown as the base foundation.
Image Credit: Shunya Arai, thisisneverthat
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- 90s-inspired Fashion
- Fashion brands can capitalize on nostalgia by creating 90s-inspired collections, including silhouettes, color palettes, and patterns that detail apparel.
- Layering in Cool Weather
- Fashion brands can innovate by creating pieces that encourage layering during cooler seasons, such as half zippered pullover sweaters, hoodies, sweatpants, cargos, long parkas, cardigans, and trousers made from nylon materials.
- Oversized Silhouettes
- Fashion brands can embrace oversized silhouettes, capturing the essence of the 90s, for apparel such as hoodies, sweatpants, cargos, long parkas, cardigans, and trousers made from nylon materials.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can draw inspiration from previous eras and leverage nostalgia to create collections and innovate pieces for cooler seasons that encourage layering and embrace oversized silhouettes.
- Textiles
- Textile manufacturers can experiment with nylon materials to create versatile and durable fabrics for fashion brands to use in pieces such as hoodies, sweatpants, cargos, long parkas, cardigans, and trousers.
- Retail
- Retailers can stock their stores with 90s-inspired fashion collections and oversized silhouettes that encourage layering, capitalizing on the trend towards nostalgia and cooler weather dressing.
