What do you get when a menswear collection featuring very
volumous and monochrome garments wins the 2015 H&M Design Award? Exactly
this!
From October 22nd (this Thursday) the Ximon Lee collection for
H&M will be available in (selected) H&M stores, and there’s a few reasons
why we’ll be camping in front of those big glass doors the night of october 21st.
First of all, not only is this the first winning menswear
collection to win the award, it quickly turned into a unisex collection which
makes it H&M's first ever unisex collection - that’s two firsts in one
collection. Ximon
Lee is a graduate from Parsons School of Design, and boy did he make us happy
by winning this award.
The 8-piece Ximon Lee collection is a
very volumous collection with a monochrome color palette. Going from a slim
pair of trousers to an oversized fitted sweater, the collection has it all. The
garments are made out of high quality rough looking complex bonded fabrics and have an overall
undergroud/urban citylife feel to them.
To create
an oversized silhouette, Ximon used a layer of foam that sits between two
layers of denim in both a heavy twill denim jacket and a pair of wide shorts.
The collection also includes a printed cotton top and a pair of structured denim trousers with chunky zips, embroidered with blue
metallic thread. Jersey leggings have a denim feel, while an all-over print on
a jacquard knit creates the effect of huge ribbing.
Because
we know very well that pictures say more than words, check out the pictures
below to discover this unisex collection that was crafted so beautifully by the
genious hands of Ximon Lee and the H&M designers team. If ever you guys plan on
camping outside of the H&M store on the 21st of october, come
say hi! We'll have hot chocolate!
All pictures by H&M, edited by Studio Latckers.
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