Fred Perry launches a collection with designer Nicholas
Daly, inspired by Peter Tosh, a reggae icon reminiscent of the 70s.
Nicholas Daly aims to strike a balance between the style of
the reggae icon Peter Tosh and the functionality and qualities of a martial
arts wardrobe, using details and styles from the Fred Perry archive. Peter Tosh
was a reggae musician who, along with Bob Marley and Bunny Whaler, was one of
the core members of The Wailers. His particular style was characterized by
elements of martial arts even on stage, with karate belts or in the total look
version. The color palette is built in a retro style with golden orange, new
garnet (pomegranate), kahi and anthracite as the main characters. The brand's
classic polo shirt features patches inspired by the martial arts belt
categories designed by Gaurab Thakali, an illustrator whose work combines music
with nightlife. The campaign star for this Fred Perry x Nicholas Daley
collection is musician Sam Akpro, whose sound combines influences from his
London roots and his family's Gambian heritage.
Spring/summer 2022 shoe trend: high heel mules
When Bottega Veneta launched leather mules last year with a large platform that breathed comfort in their entire width, it was already
clear to me that we might be facing a new trend.
In the spring 2022 collections, laceless will remain without
laces, especially in the slip-free version, which is presented in the urban
version and at prices suitable for any budget to conquer any buyer.
Comfort continues to be a defining factor in footwear and
apparel trends, and the platform fits the bill to become a must in the
post-pandemic era. With a comfortable upper and a wedge heel that gives the
outsole dynamism and serves both day and night, versatility is essential.
Textile and printed versions have already appeared on the
mood boards of the SS22 collections, although the exquisitely crafted leathers
of Bottega Veneta are the ultimate expression of luxury.
Another trend that continues is square toe shoes, which were
a hit last summer. For SS22, it comes in Asian-inspired square slides or in
various finishes such as Jacquemus, Balenciaga, and NA-KD.
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Vestiaire Collective Launches Eco-Friendly Summer Camps
Vestiaire Collective launches Collective for Change, an the initiative aimed at connecting sustainable fashion professionals with their
user community.
The goal of this creativity is to foster debate about
positive change in the fashion industry, demonstrate that sustainability is
possible in this sector, and build dialogue in your community to find solutions
and achieve change.
Team for Change kicks off on July 16 with a series of
monthly Instagram Live appearances. The first guest will be an activist from
Venetia La Manna. In August, it will be the turn of Slow Factory, a
non-governmental organization dedicated to fighting climate change, to discuss
the most innovative ideas for sustainable fashion, create anti-racist
communities and lift climate movements. This kind of "summer camp"
will involve charitable associations of all sizes, influencers, activists,
designers ...
In the fall, various experts will continue this initiative,
addressing topics such as: the strength of the second hand market, inclusive
fashion, upsaying and distribution of pre-loved fashion.
Vestiaire Collective, founded in 2009, releases over 3
million products and 550,000 new listings monthly, has offices in Paris, New
York, Hong Kong, Singapore and a technology center in Berlin.
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