Back to Nature (Colour)
Back to nature, to the origin. Why back to nature?
Mother nature gives us the colors, we just have to take a closer look. Then we can discover the wonderful and unspoiled sides of nature and see how the colors change from summer to autumn. We move from strong, colorful shades to burnt / earthy and golden warm autumn tones. It must not be too dark and cool, the tones should convey a feeling of warmth and security, like a golden autumn kissed and embraced by the sun. That’s why we rely on warm natural tones such as beige / khaki / brown, which is rounded off with a rose / bordeaux / corn yellow and a eucalyptus tone.
prints
When it comes to prints, we focus on retro and animal. The prints are coordinated with the collection colors so we can pass on the warmth, positivity and optimism here as well. We focus on autumn flowers / leo / paisley and graphic designs. In muted colors, as well as a little bolder in rose and khaki color combinations. We see Paisley and Leo very strong for fall/winter. But of course graphic and floral prints are also a must-have, which should not be missing.
Throwback 90’s (denim + silhouettes)
Where is the journey going?! Back to the 90’s where jeans were a must-have, whether as a complete look (denim on denim) or on the red carpet.
This year’s jeans and trousers trend is so varied and wide-ranging in terms of shapes and washes that everyone will get their money’s worth. Whether baggy or narrow skinny shapes, there is something for every taste. But one thing is certain for all silhouettes, it has to be “COMFORTABLE”. The comeback of baggy jeans from the 90s fits in perfectly with this. These pants symbolize freedom of movement and comfort. Comfortable silhouettes are gaining popularity and importance, like the wide leg and straight leg shapes, these have become indispensable.
The counterpart to baggy jeans is the bootcut, this shape should not be missing in winter either. The bootcut flatters every woman and size and makes your legs last forever. The skinny is still an important shape, it just needs to be modernized with new details such as washes / seams / zips or, more precisely, given a new look. The cargo pants were also a highlight of the 90s. We take over the cargo details, such as patch pockets / belts / zips / cords / wide belt loops / drawstrings etc. and reflect these elements on our shapes. Cropped fits are also important in winter, whether shortened skinny combined with a boot or culotte combined with ankle boots.
When it comes to washes, we are experiencing a comeback of the 80s/90s, from vintage used looks to salt-and-pepper characters with a mixture of grunge looks. Destroyed jeans are also still an issue. The monochrome denim on denim look, in raw optics, should not be missing either. Gladly quilted in tobacco, so that the vintage denim character is emphasized more.
Fabrics with a vintage and rigid character are important, but with a proportion of comfort stretch. So that it can still guarantee comfort and freedom of movement.
This year we are launching a new theme: Tayloring.
What do we mean by Tayloring? No, not the typical Tayloring that you know from ready-made clothing. But chic wool look qualities in leisure and everyday looks, such as wide leg + joggpants + carrot shapes. Which can be combined with sneakers and a denim jacket, with an oversized blazer or a shirt jacket. You always look dressed, and also comfortable and comfortable.