This Vektor S/S Collection Features See-Through Style
Malika Renee Butss — July 27, 2015 — Fashion
References: fashionweek-berlin.mercedes-benz.de & style
The Vektor S/S '16 Collection is not for the stylishly shy. Composed of 33 looks, this collection is all about showing off your assets.
Founded in 2013 by Kristina Puljan and Martin Eichler, the Vektor brand has always been known for its simple yet unusual aesthetic, which it brands across sportswear and sci-fi-inspired apparel. The latest collection -- Vektor S/S '16 -- replaces the science fiction look with a less-is-more aesthetic. With a majority of the collection utilizing sheer fabric, this line will have wearers broadcasting their beautiful anonymity. Men's sheer t-shirts are paired with long shorts made of the same fabric, while women are offered sheer crop tops and maxi vests.
The Vektor S/S '16 Collection may be of minimal design but the collection definitely offers a major style impact.
Founded in 2013 by Kristina Puljan and Martin Eichler, the Vektor brand has always been known for its simple yet unusual aesthetic, which it brands across sportswear and sci-fi-inspired apparel. The latest collection -- Vektor S/S '16 -- replaces the science fiction look with a less-is-more aesthetic. With a majority of the collection utilizing sheer fabric, this line will have wearers broadcasting their beautiful anonymity. Men's sheer t-shirts are paired with long shorts made of the same fabric, while women are offered sheer crop tops and maxi vests.
The Vektor S/S '16 Collection may be of minimal design but the collection definitely offers a major style impact.
Trend Themes
1. Sheer Apparel - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop new techniques for creating sheer fabrics that are more durable and comfortable.
2. Minimalistic Style - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Design innovative ways to incorporate minimalistic elements into other fashion categories, such as accessories or footwear.
3. Gender-neutral Fashion - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Create gender-neutral clothing lines that feature sheer fabrics, catering to a growing market demand for versatile fashion choices.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Introduce sustainable and eco-friendly practices in the production of sheer apparel, aligning with the increased focus on environmental consciousness in the fashion industry.
2. Textile Manufacturing - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop advanced machinery and techniques for producing sheer fabrics with different patterns and textures, expanding the options available for designers.
3. Accessories - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Design accessories that complement sheer apparel, such as transparent bags or see-through footwear, creating a cohesive and fashionable look.
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