The latest Arc’teryx Veilance Fall/Winter 2019 collection is designed to combat the urban weather threats of New York City. The latest seasonal capsule drops in correlation with the label's decade anniversary, celebrating its technical work during colder seasons. There is a prominent display of its expertise of materials such as GORE-TEX, focusing on the highly technical designs through a series of different insulation levels.
The label's Creative Director, Taka Kasuga explains that it also features a layering approach that blends insulation with creating an "adaptive range that can meet the demands of any environment." The new designs are adorned in an earthy color palette, inspired by Edward Burtynsky, a Canadian photographer that captures industrial landscapes from a macro perspective. The Arc’teryx Veilance Fall/Winter 2019 also sees new shades entitled 'Clay,' 'Shale,' 'Laver,' 'Alga,' and 'Silt.'
Climate-Centric Technical Outerwear
The Arc’teryx Veilance Fall/Winter 2019 Range is Muted
Trend Themes
1. Climate-centric Technical Outerwear - There are opportunities for disruptive innovation in the development of advanced materials for technical outerwear that can combat urban weather threats.
2. Urban Weather Threats - Addressing the challenges posed by urban weather threats presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in the field of urban climate resilience technologies.
3. Layering Approach - Developing innovative layering techniques that seamlessly blend insulation with adaptability can revolutionize the functionality and versatility of outdoor apparel.
Industry Implications
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2. Material Science - The field of material science holds great potential for disruptive innovation by developing advanced materials that enhance the performance and functionality of technical outerwear.
3. Urban Climate Resilience - The urban climate resilience industry can capitalize on disruptive innovation opportunities by developing technologies and solutions to address the challenges posed by urban weather threats.