WACKO MARIA FW19 Is Animal Pattern Overload
The Japanese stalwart gets bold.
WACKO MARIA well-documented predilection for playful patterns informs the Japanese stalwart’s expansive Fall/Winter 2019 offering. No less graphic than Spring/Summer 2019, the latest collection picks up where the brand’s fragment design collaboration left off, delivering a slew of wearables with leopard print lining and python-patterned shells.
Touching on WACKO MARIA’s cornerstone styles, the far-reaching collection is packed with covetable layering pieces that include washed denim jackets, furry mohair cardigans, flannel overshirts, velvet track jackets and several leather jackets. Louche shirting is printed with dragons and snakeskin, worn above effortless white tees. Chunky knit sweaters and single-tone hoodies are layered beneath thematic puffer jackets for maximum warmth, occasionally peppered by WACKO MARIA’s “GUILTY PARTIES” graphic. Meanwhile, relaxed tailoring and satin Western shirts lend a sophisticated contrast to the youthful staples.
Stockists like Bodega and Goodhood will receive the latest from WACKO MARIA shortly.
For more seasonal Japanese styling, check out the Fall/Winter 2019 looks from Descente’s ALLTERRAIN sublabel.
