Levi’s and Atelier Reservé Present Genderless Collection For FW21
Redefining the graphic sports hoodie, striped flannel shirt and the classic Sherpa trucker hat.
Levi’s has teamed up with Amsterdam-based design duo Atelier Reservé for a limited-edition genderless collection.
Founded in 2016 by visual artist Alljan Moehamad and designer Deyrinio Fraenk, Atelier Reservé has become renowned for the innovative ways it reworks vintage Levi’s stock to create new garments in each of its collections.
Now, linking up with the famed denim brand a second time, the pair redefine the graphic sports hoodie, striped flannel shirt and the classic Sherpa trucker hat into a capsule of genderless item, which can be worn oversized, fitted ort anything in between.
“The graphics on the garments feature a perfume bottle or a soap bar, labeled Genderless,” says Moehamad on the collection. “The beauty business is a good example of an industry in which gender lines have blurred. A scent is not necessarily masculine or feminine; it was only branded that way for a long time. Similarly, we invite people to define their own rules of what sexy or attractive looks like.”
Take a look at the full collection in the slideshow above, all of which drops on December 3 via the Levi’s webstore.
In other news, A Kind of Guise has rounded out FW21 by sharing its full Georgia editorial.
