GALLERY DEPT. and Lanvin Launch Their Second Collection
GALLERY DEPT. works in collaboration with Lanvin, marking the second time that the two are working together. The joint capsule is inspired by the 90s, workwear designs, and skateboarding culture. It also infuses the signature artistic aesthetics that is true to GALLERY DEPT.
At the center of the collection is the Curb sneaker model which is an iteration of a 90s skateboarding shoe. There are painted designs across the silhouette and this paint splattering aesthetic can be seen throughout the rest of the collection as well. Some of the standout options include the dripped-in paint In&Out tote bag, a dark blue suit that is detailed with paint at the hem of the blazer, and bright orange denim.
Image Credit: Lanvin
At the center of the collection is the Curb sneaker model which is an iteration of a 90s skateboarding shoe. There are painted designs across the silhouette and this paint splattering aesthetic can be seen throughout the rest of the collection as well. Some of the standout options include the dripped-in paint In&Out tote bag, a dark blue suit that is detailed with paint at the hem of the blazer, and bright orange denim.
Image Credit: Lanvin
Trend Themes
1. Paint-splatter Streetwear - Opportunity to incorporate artistic and DIY elements into fashion designs.
2. Skate-inspired Fashion - Opportunity to create functional yet fashionable designs influenced by skateboarding culture.
3. Collaborative Capsule Collections - Opportunity to combine the unique aesthetics of different designers and brands to create new and exciting products.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion designers can incorporate paint-splatter and skateboarding culture elements into their collections.
2. Retail - Retailers can attract younger consumers by offering skate-inspired streetwear collections.
3. Art - Artists can work with fashion designers or labels to create one-of-a-kind painted designs for clothing and accessories.
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