Balmain's Slashed Army T-Shirt Looks Like It's Been Through War
Joanne Lam — March 29, 2010 — Luxury
References: net-a-porter
Fashion designers get their inspiration from a variety of interesting sources. This spring, Balmain gets inspired by the military, taking casual wear to the next level with the Slashed Army T-shirt.
This casual army green piece doesn't have anyone doubting it's actually been through war. The ruggedly cut holes, large and small, definitely remind us of battle wounds. However, as these shirts go for $1,625 apiece, I think it's a bit much to pay for "utility chic".
This casual army green piece doesn't have anyone doubting it's actually been through war. The ruggedly cut holes, large and small, definitely remind us of battle wounds. However, as these shirts go for $1,625 apiece, I think it's a bit much to pay for "utility chic".
Trend Themes
1. Distressed Clothing - Designing and selling clothing items that look worn or damaged is becoming a trend in the fashion industry, offering a new style to consumers.
2. Luxury Casual Wear - Fashion designers are creating high-end versions of everyday clothing items, offering consumers the opportunity to purchase casual wear for a premium price.
3. Military-inspired Fashion - The military is becoming a popular source of inspiration for fashion designers, leading to the creation of military-style clothing items for everyday wear.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry has the opportunity to innovate by designing distressed and military-inspired clothing, offering new styles for their consumers.
2. Luxury Goods - Luxury goods companies can explore the trend of creating high-end versions of everyday clothing items to tap into a new market of consumers.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Marketing and advertising firms can take advantage of the distressed clothing trend by creating campaigns that appeal to younger consumer markets who are interested in the unique styles.
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