Andrea Cammarosano's Latest Catalog is Vanguard in its Aesthetic
Jana Pijak — August 5, 2014 — Fashion
References: andreacammarosano & fuckingyoung.es
Andrea Cammarosano's Fall/Winter 2014 lookbook explores deconstructed and dramatically layered details. Entitled "We Are Not Afraid Of Ruins", the menswear line embodies a vanguard design aesthetic and features a contrast of printed and solid pieces. Moreover, the line boasts textured elements that add visual interest to simple pieces.
Andrea Cammarosano expresses his vision through a series of "silhouettes, detailing and illustrative graphics that give his garments a timeless feel."
Oversized sweaters, sculptural jackets and a combination of different hem lengths stand out in this range of elegant streetwear looks. The collection is designed with the urban style setter in mind and is guaranteed to make a statement when worn to a fashion event, a gallery opening or for a walk around the big city.
Andrea Cammarosano expresses his vision through a series of "silhouettes, detailing and illustrative graphics that give his garments a timeless feel."
Oversized sweaters, sculptural jackets and a combination of different hem lengths stand out in this range of elegant streetwear looks. The collection is designed with the urban style setter in mind and is guaranteed to make a statement when worn to a fashion event, a gallery opening or for a walk around the big city.
Trend Themes
1. Deconstructed Fashion - Opportunity for brands to create avant-garde clothing with unconventional design elements.
2. Layered Apparel - Chance for retailers to offer clothing options that feature multiple layers and textures.
3. Textured Elements - Potential for designers to incorporate interesting textures and fabrics into their garments.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion companies can explore new design techniques and materials to create unique and innovative clothing.
2. Retail - Retailers can curate collections that highlight deconstructed and layered apparel for style-conscious customers.
3. Textile - Textile manufacturers can develop new materials and textures to meet the demands of designers looking for innovative fabrics.
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