Postweiler Hauber Spring/summer 2010 Mixes & Reconstructs Jeans
Marissa Brassfield — December 12, 2009 — Fashion
References: postweilerhauber & theyenvy.us
If you're a fan of denim that doesn't play by the rules, then you'll love the Postweiler Hauber Spring/Summer 2010 menswear lookbook you see above. With its array of multicolored reconstructed jeans that feature horizontal hems and back pockets on thighs and knees, I've deemed this Postweiler Hauber collection 'Frankenstein denim.'
Check out more shots of the Postweiler Hauber Spring/Summer 2010 above.
Implications - For as long as people can remember, denim has always been fashionable. Many brands have come up with creative ways to make it look even more stylish in order to keep its appeal. Whether the designs purposely make jeans look wrinkled or acid-washed, consumers are still attracted to the timeless material.
Check out more shots of the Postweiler Hauber Spring/Summer 2010 above.
Implications - For as long as people can remember, denim has always been fashionable. Many brands have come up with creative ways to make it look even more stylish in order to keep its appeal. Whether the designs purposely make jeans look wrinkled or acid-washed, consumers are still attracted to the timeless material.
Trend Themes
1. Reconstructed Denim - The Postweiler Hauber Spring/Summer 2010 collection showcases multicolored reconstructed jeans, offering a disruptive innovation opportunity for the fashion industry to create unique and unconventional denim designs.
2. Horizontal Hems - The use of horizontal hems in the Postweiler Hauber Spring/Summer 2010 collection presents a trend for the fashion industry to experiment with different hemline placements, offering a disruptive innovation opportunity to create asymmetrical and avant-garde denim styles.
3. Thigh and Knee Pockets - The inclusion of back pockets on thighs and knees in the Postweiler Hauber Spring/Summer 2010 collection suggests a trend for the fashion industry to explore unconventional pocket placements, opening up disruptive innovation opportunities for functional yet unconventional denim designs.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - The Postweiler Hauber Spring/Summer 2010 collection introduces reconstructed denim, horizontal hems, and thigh/knee pockets, presenting disruptive innovation opportunities for fashion designers, manufacturers, and retailers to create unique and unconventional denim products.
2. Apparel Manufacturing Industry - The emergence of reconstructed denim, horizontal hems, and thigh/knee pockets as showcased in the Postweiler Hauber Spring/Summer 2010 collection creates disruptive innovation opportunities for apparel manufacturers to produce unconventional denim garments and diversify their product offerings.
3. Retail Industry - The trend of reconstructed denim, horizontal hems, and thigh/knee pockets highlighted in the Postweiler Hauber Spring/Summer 2010 collection presents disruptive innovation opportunities for retailers to curate a unique and avant-garde selection of denim clothing, attracting fashion-forward customers.
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