Lazy Oaf Explores the Roots of Punk & Rave for Holiday 2017 Lookbook
Set in a “post-apocalyptic” landscape.
Following the September unveiling of Lazy Oaf‘s Winter/Holiday 2017 offerings, the British brand resurfaces with a new lookbook for a Holiday capsule collection.
A joint venture alongside photographer-duo Tre+Elmaz, stylist James Rees and model Sam Lloyd-Roberts, Lazy Oaf’s latest lookbook is a unisex editorial that places the spotlight on a selection of standout recent pieces. Motivated by the label’s sub-cultural roots and memories of trips to “illegal raves in muddy fields,” the new Lazy Oaf lookbook explores the themes of “outcasts and isolation;” to bring the narrative to life, the company uses “post-apocalyptic” coastal scenery as the shooting grounds. Overall, Lazy Oaf’s latest run delivers four new standout pieces for the current season.
You can take a look at Lazy Oaf’s Holiday 2017 lookbook above, and head on over to the brand’s official website to pick up some of the items.
For Lazy Oaf’s Fall 2017 lookbook, the label also mined the same rave-based influences that produced today’s effort.
