OAMC Drops a Diplomatic DOT Peacemaker Liner for SS21
Inspired by American contemporary artist John Baldessari’s innovative work.
Following a change-embracing Spring/Summer 2021 campaign debuted last month, OAMC has returned to launch its DOT Peacemaker Liner under the same seasonal roster.
Featuring a bright red dot inspired by American conceptual artist John Baldessari‘s work on the garment’s upper right quadrant, the liner is a reworked vintage piece that utilizes the original construction’s imperfections for a one-of-a-kind finish. Simple OAMC logo embroidery sits atop the blue-green button-up jacket’s front, while a tackle twill Peacemaker motif and “OAMC S/S 2021” claim the back in large white lettering.
The all-caps “Peacemaker” emblem serves to “spread the message of caring and action towards social, environmental and political issues,” according to the brand’s press release. The larger Spring/Summer 2021 collection places an emphasis on involvement and a “need to change the system.” Between strong, protective silhouettes with military touchstones, OAMC’s designs reflect an urge to abandon the status quo and stand up for worthwhile causes. In tandem with that ideology, the label has vowed to partner with at least one charity each season.
The OAMC Dot Peacemaker Liner will be available to shop on the brand’s webstore beginning June 3 at 10 a.m. in Paris. Price details have not yet been disclosed.
Elsewhere in fashion, Uniqlo UT has tapped famed British artist Fergus “Fergadelic” Purcell for its upcoming graphic-heavy collection.
