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NATIVE YOUTH WOMEN’S SS16

 

The SS16 women’s collection inspiration stems from the same Cubist theme prominent in men’s. Mark making and abstract prints influenced by the art movement have been infused with graphic coastal prints and seaside tones.

New season silhouettes include wide leg jumpsuits and voluminous denims. Clean shapes are contrasted with raw edge finishings and textured seersucker jerseys and jacquards.

Ever present core colours of navy, white and grey make up the colour palette and are complimented by bursts of burnt oranges and strong kiwi prints to offer a harmonious aesthetic to the collection. A fresh take on Breton stripes and white on white looks are inspired by Cubism pioneer Pablo Picasso’s own personal style.

Native Youth collaborated with textile and print designer, Lauren Bouch for the lookbook art direction. The team were drawn to Bouch’s expressive style, distinctive mark making techniques and use of unusual mediums to create large scale artworks

During the lookbook shoot, Lauren Bouch simultaneously created multiple paintings on 8ft canvases inspired by the movements and prints present on the day. These were later curated and transferred to the pages of the seasons look book.

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VALENTINE’S GIFT IDEAS WITH THE CAMBRIDGE SATCHEL COMPANY

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AVI-8 ANNOUNCES SECOND WATCH AS PART OF COLLABORATION WITH HELP FOR HEROES

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PALLADIUM LAUNCHES PAMPA SC CAMPER

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SCOTCH & SODA SPRING 2021 MEN

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SEBAGO AND PENDLETON DROP SECOND COLLABORATION

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LEE JEANS GROWS SUSTAINABLE OFFERINGS FOR FW20

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SPINNAKER WATCHES: WRECK AUTOMATIC

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MEN’S UMBRO AW20: CAMO CASUALS

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MERCER AMSTERDAM X ALCANTARA

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