Maiden Noir SS19 Collection Draws Influence From Landscape Architecture
Floral-infused with a rainbow palette.
Maiden Noir took cues from the Pacific Northwest for Fall/Winter 2018, and now the Seattle and Tokyo-based label has turned to the worlds of art and architecture for its Spring/Summer 2019 “Jardim de Flor” collection. To curate the assortment, the brand looked specifically to Robert Burle Marx — an artist credited with introducing modernist landscaping to Brazil — allowing his propensity for gardens and parks to inform the floral-heavy prints within the mix.
Maiden Noir also infused details akin to the gauchos of the pampas (“grasslands”) such as sharply-constructed silhouettes and a uniform-like aesthetic, providing a gritty contrast against the flowery patterns. A rainbow palette marks an upbeat spring mood, with turquoise, olive green, orange and various shades of purples and pinks included throughout. The brand’s core items return, including natural-dyed hoodie fleeces, button-down shirts, ranch jackets, track pants and trousers. Colorblocking and tie-dye designs across outerwear and tops add additional print options. Meanwhile, camouflage brings in a traditional streetwear sensibility on shorts, bottoms and accessories. Bucket hats, sports caps, shoulder bags and sunglasses round out the looks.
The first drop of the SS19 “Jardim de Flor” is available to purchase now at Maiden Noir’s webstore, the brand’s concept shop, DA DA DA Gallery, and at select retailers worldwide.
For more fashion, take a look at Good Measure’s clean-cut line for SS19.
