The 'American History' Staple Fall/Winter Lookbook Goes Back to Class
Cody Turner — August 27, 2012 — Fashion
References: stapledesign & highsnobiety
New York-based clothing line Staple has put together a captivating collection in the 'American History' Staple Fall Winter Lookbook. This catalog takes you back to school with a history class-inspired menswear line.
Staple chose to use the theme of American History for its fall collection, as well as the use of warfare and the Native Era when designing this line. Seen in this season's lookbook is an array of t-shirts, outwear and an extensive collection of hats and accessories. All of the items seem to have a refreshing blend of the desired thematic groups of war, the native era and the reflections of New York City.
All photographs were taken by Anna Sian in the New Design High School in the Lower East Side of New York.
Staple chose to use the theme of American History for its fall collection, as well as the use of warfare and the Native Era when designing this line. Seen in this season's lookbook is an array of t-shirts, outwear and an extensive collection of hats and accessories. All of the items seem to have a refreshing blend of the desired thematic groups of war, the native era and the reflections of New York City.
All photographs were taken by Anna Sian in the New Design High School in the Lower East Side of New York.
Trend Themes
1. Themed Fashion Collections - More brands will create fashion collections inspired by different themes such as history, culture, and social issues.
2. Nostalgic Pieces - Trend of nostalgic fashion pieces that take inspiration from different periods in history.
3. Photography-driven Lookbooks - More brands will leverage creative and unique photography for their lookbooks in order to stand out.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion industry can capitalize on designing themed collections and nostalgic pieces inspired by history and culture.
2. Photography - Photography industry can work with fashion brands to create unique and captivating lookbooks.
3. Education - Education industry can use fashion and themed collections to inspire students to learn more about history and culture.
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