The DressedUndressed Fall/Winter 2017 menswear collection celebrates understated and incognito fashion. The layered range was recently showcased at Tokyo Fashion Week and is the work of designer duo Takeshi Kitazawa and Emiko Sato.
Dressed in oversized leather trenchcoats and baggy sweats worn under denim jackets and bombers, this collection's models look effortlessly cool and embody a carefree aesthetic that opposes the idea of trying too hard.
The slightly disheveled and unkempt aesthetic of the DressedUndressed Fall/Winter 2017 range is its strongest visual quality and speaks to the fashion industry's recent obsession with practicality and comfort. Elevating pairings of layered coats, bomber jackets and hoodies, the collection's hats and glasses add to its incognito fashion theme.
Layered Incognito Fashion
The DressedUndressed Fall/Winter 2017 Collection is Effortlessly Cool
Trend Themes
1. Layered Fashion - Opportunity for retailers to create their own line of layered clothing that embodies a laid-back aesthetic.
2. Undone Aesthetics - Potential for beauty industry to develop products and techniques that embrace a slightly disheveled and unkempt look.
3. Practical Fashion - Chance for designers and brands to explore practical and comfortable fashion through oversized and relaxed silhouettes.
Industry Implications
1. Retail - Retailers can capitalize on the trend of layered fashion by offering a wide variety of layered clothing options.
2. Beauty - Beauty industry can tap into the undone aesthetics trend by creating products for achieving a more natural and effortless look.
3. Fashion Design - Fashion designers can focus on practical fashion by experimenting with oversized and relaxed silhouettes in their collections.