VEIN FW21 Is Defined by Sleek Shapes and Monochromatic Tones
A bold display of deconstruction and nuanced fabrics.
VEIN‘s Fall/Winter 2021 collection is filled with sleek cuts and monochromatic tones. Compared to SS21, this season’s lineup is a little more understated.
The collection includes clean black button-ups, leather trousers, insulated vests, over-dyed hoodies, black denim, pleated pants, mock-neck long-sleeves and leather liners, to mention a few. One noteworthy garment is a puffer vest emblazoned with a light purple graphic across the front and back. Both sides feature a faded portrait, framed by a thin black rectangle — the word “metastructure” is printed near the bottom hem at the back. Another highlight in the assemblage is a reconstructed long-sleeve with diagonal panels. It comes with long drawstrings that pop out from the sides and back of the collar while contrasting seams detail the rest of the piece. Other garments like velvet shirts, work pants, tie-dyed button-ups and wool liners round off the expansive assemblage.
Scroll through the gallery above for a look at VEIN’s FW21 collection, expected to land later this year on the fascinate’s website — prices have yet to be announced.
Most recently, the Japanese brand partnered with Starter for a Chinese-exclusive capsule collection inspired by ’80s hip-hop culture.
