The Topshop Man 2013 Collection Celebrates Student Designers
Katie Pagnotta — January 8, 2013 — Fashion
The Topshop Man 2013 collection is a line-up of grunge-inspired sportswear and casualwear from the perspective of several talented and young student designers.
The 2013 series featured ensembles created by Astrid Anderson, duo Agi & Sam and Craig Green. The mission of this collective project is to create a cohesive series of outfits that still show each designers distinct viewpoint and design aesthetic. The result is a smorgasbord of baggy and slouchy fashions for a contemporary crowd. The pieces flow in unison with volume, casualty and in palette. The entire collection is filled with neutrals, slight pops of color and concepts such as the bizarre masks, metallic lipstick looks and the glimmer of gold.
The Topshop Man 2013 collection is full of potential and attempts to perpetuate the careers of young designers.
The 2013 series featured ensembles created by Astrid Anderson, duo Agi & Sam and Craig Green. The mission of this collective project is to create a cohesive series of outfits that still show each designers distinct viewpoint and design aesthetic. The result is a smorgasbord of baggy and slouchy fashions for a contemporary crowd. The pieces flow in unison with volume, casualty and in palette. The entire collection is filled with neutrals, slight pops of color and concepts such as the bizarre masks, metallic lipstick looks and the glimmer of gold.
The Topshop Man 2013 collection is full of potential and attempts to perpetuate the careers of young designers.
Trend Themes
1. Grunge-revival - The resurgence of grunge fashion offers opportunities for designers to experiment with distressed looks and mixed patterns.
2. Student-designer Collaborations - Collaborating with up-and-coming student designers can help brands introduce new styles and perspectives to their collections.
3. Unisex Clothing - Creating unisex clothing can help brands appeal to a wider audience and challenge traditional gender norms in the fashion industry.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can capitalize on the grunge-revival trend and collaborate with student designers to offer fresh perspectives and styles.
2. Retail - Retail companies can explore the potential of unisex clothing and offering gender-neutral options in their stores.
3. Education - Educational institutions can provide more opportunities for student designers to collaborate with brands and gain exposure for their work.
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