On the other end of the spectrum, February’s fashion week will be the debut of Calvin Klein under Raf Simons' creative direction, and that's a pretty big deal. Think cool-kid staples like biker jackets, T-shirts, and hoodies in all black, often printed with cheeky slogans like "That's Cool Baby" and "Roses Are Red, Fuck You." - Cam Wolf, menswear editor Photo: Calvin Klein Calvin Klein You could probably scroll through newcomer Alexander Digenova's entire e-store in the time it takes to say his many-syllabled name, but the dozen or so pieces released by this 19-year-old designer are impressive, and have garnered him a ton of press already. Britt Aboutaleb, editor-in-chief Photo: Alexander Digenova Alexander Digenova Kathryn Forth and Julia Retort are the duo behind the Australian brand, and while some on team Racked have bid elevated shirting adieu, a tied and twisted menswear-inspired thing remains my favorite. I was bummed to miss Acler's trunk show on Moda Operandi, so I’m looking forward to buying a few pieces when they become available this spring. Differences aside, all of them are likely to claim some of our dollars in 2017.
Some of them are newcomers, some of them are labels that have just hit their stride, and some are well-established brands we’re psyched to watch under new direction. Here, we’ve pulled together a few of the brands we’ll be watching in 2017.
You can also see what we’re up to by signing up here.Īfter turning the page on 2016 - a year that saw a lot of big changes in both the fashion industry and the way we shop in general, and a year in which the Racked staff bought many, many, many things - we’re switching gears and looking forward to all the things we’re excited to shop in the year ahead. The archives will remain available here for new stories, head over to Vox.com, where our staff is covering consumer culture for The Goods by Vox. Thank you to everyone who read our work over the years.
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