ADNYM ATELIER's "192" Installment of Scandinavian Minimalism
Monochromatic leather jackets, button-ups and knits.
Following the release of its ’70s-inspired Fall/Winter 2019 lookbook, and “191” instalment shortly after, Swedish-label ADNYM ATELIER is back with the latest assemblage of garments, dubbed “192.”
The collection showcases a slew of items in a dynamic set of textiles while maintaining an overall minimal aesthetic. The lookbook highlights a range of monochromatic pieces such as long-sleeve button-up shirts with contrasting seam stitches, a white dress shirt and a creamy egg-shell colored hoodie, to name a few. One standout piece is a double-breasted leather jacket, complete with three buttons on each side of the jacket and single vented back. Another highlight is the duo-toned knitted sweater, colored in black and white — extra fabric is added to its foldable high funnel that covers the neck. The lookbook also previews other items like the thick leather button-up shirt and a white shirt with printed texts that read “ADN_M ATL__R.”
Scroll through the gallery above for a look at the ADNYM’s FW19 lookbook. The collection will be available on the label’s website and select retailers later in the year as we get closer to the fall season.
In other fashion news, check out KINFOLK’s newest editorial editorial on brands such as Needles, Calvin Klein and Stone Island.
