The Neighborhood S/S 2013 Collection Embraces Sub-Cultures
Katie Pagnotta — January 25, 2013 — Fashion
References: neighborhood & highsnobiety
The Neighborhood Spring/Summer 2013 men's collection is a celebration of vintage-inspired looks. The stylish series features a full range of retro-feel apparel. Neighborhood is a Tokyo brand developed by designer Shinsuke Takizawa. He was inspired by motorcycles and the sub-cultures associated with the sport.
His clothing line is ingrained with the themes related to the motorcycle culture; bikers, Native American influence, military and outdoor traditions. His S/S 2013 men's collection is the embodiment of all the above. There are Native-inspired pieces, such as headdresses, fur, beading and tribal prints. There are hints of biker themes with leather bombers, vests and gloves and a garage feel with one-piece embroidered jumpers.
The neighborhood Spring/Summer 2013 collection pays homage to the past and active sub-cultures.
His clothing line is ingrained with the themes related to the motorcycle culture; bikers, Native American influence, military and outdoor traditions. His S/S 2013 men's collection is the embodiment of all the above. There are Native-inspired pieces, such as headdresses, fur, beading and tribal prints. There are hints of biker themes with leather bombers, vests and gloves and a garage feel with one-piece embroidered jumpers.
The neighborhood Spring/Summer 2013 collection pays homage to the past and active sub-cultures.
Trend Themes
1. Vintage-inspired Apparel - Businesses can explore incorporating vintage design elements to create unique clothing lines that appeal to a niche audience.
2. Subculture Fashion - Designers can draw inspiration from various sub-cultures to create alternative fashion trends.
3. Theme-based Collections - Businesses can develop theme-based collections that offer a cohesive look and resonate with a specific target audience.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion businesses can explore creating motorcycle-inspired clothing lines that embrace sub-culture references.
2. Retail - Retail stores can feature collections with a strong emphasis on sub-culture inspiration to attract niche markets.
3. Art and Design - Designers and artists can draw inspiration from sub-cultures and vintage fashion trends to create new and innovative designs.
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