Sneaker Label Unveiled Its First Filling Pieces Collection
References: fillingpieces & hypebeast
The latest apparel offerings in the Filling Pieces collection is the Amsterdam-based cult sneaker label's first time branching into clothing. Launching today at Barneys locations in Los Angeles and New York as well as online. The 12-piece unisex capsule is comprised of a series of jersey hoodies, technical outerwear, track pants, and graphic t-shirts. For the first Filling Pieces collection, founder and creative director Guillaume Philibert drew a strong inspiration from American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, specifically his concept that 'form follows function.'
The brand's first apparel collection is in collaboration with Barneys, showcased by Toronto-based musicians Majid Jordan, and captured by the talented Steven Taylor. Filling Pieces plans to deliver apparel as a part of the brand's future growth strategy.
Image Credit: Steven Taylor
The brand's first apparel collection is in collaboration with Barneys, showcased by Toronto-based musicians Majid Jordan, and captured by the talented Steven Taylor. Filling Pieces plans to deliver apparel as a part of the brand's future growth strategy.
Image Credit: Steven Taylor
Trend Themes
1. Architecture-inspired Fashion - Apparel inspired by architecture styles is a potential trend that can disrupt the fashion industry.
2. Unisex Apparel - Unisex clothing collection can be a trend that disrupts the traditional gendered fashion industry.
3. Branding Collaboration - Collaboration between fashion brands and retail giants like Barneys can disrupt the established fashion business model.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Fashion industry can adopt architecture-inspired apparel with innovative designs to capture new markets.
2. Retail Industry - Retail giants like Barneys can disrupt traditional fashion retail by showcasing unique clothing collections from brands like Filling Pieces.
3. Marketing Industry - Marketing agencies can leverage on branding collaborations between brands to innovate new advertising and PR strategies.
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