Wardrobe.NYC Released Its Second Minimalist Collection
Justin Lam — July 23, 2018 — Eco
References: wardrobe.nyc & complex
Conceived as an anti-fast fashion sports collection, Wardrobe.NYC's new 10-piece set puts a focus on monochromatic shades and high-quality materials. Developed as an e-commerce-only venture by designer Josh Goot and stylist Christine Centenera, this anti-fast fashion brand originally launched with an eight-piece collection. This initial offering featured tailored silhouettes from a minimalist eye with each piece made in Italy,
This second round collection by Wardrobe.NYC features an entirely monochromatic color scheme focusing on sporty designs. The entire 10-piece collection comes priced at $1,500, with customers being limited to just size selection. This new Wardrobe.NYC collection features a t-shirt, a long-sleeve tee, a track top, a windbreaker, running shorts, track shorts, track pants, leggings and an exclusive Yung-1 adidas sneaker.
This second round collection by Wardrobe.NYC features an entirely monochromatic color scheme focusing on sporty designs. The entire 10-piece collection comes priced at $1,500, with customers being limited to just size selection. This new Wardrobe.NYC collection features a t-shirt, a long-sleeve tee, a track top, a windbreaker, running shorts, track shorts, track pants, leggings and an exclusive Yung-1 adidas sneaker.
Trend Themes
1. Anti-fast Fashion - The trend towards rejecting fast fashion and promoting higher quality, longer lasting clothing.
2. Minimalist Collections - The trend towards simplistic and functional design in clothing collections.
3. E-commerce-only Ventures - The trend towards online-only fashion brands that offer convenience and accessibility to customers.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can benefit from rethinking traditional fast fashion and experimenting with minimalist, high-quality collections.
2. Sportswear - The sportswear industry can benefit from incorporating minimalist design and higher quality materials into their clothing lines.
3. E-commerce - The e-commerce industry can benefit from supporting online-only fashion brands that focus on sustainability and quality.
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