Endless Joy Drops SS22 Camp-Collar Shirts With Post-Impressionist Artworks
A sustainable range that merges fashion and art.
Endless Joy is arriving on HBX for the first time with its Spring/Summer 2022 collection. Founded by artists Stevie and Alexandra Anderson, the label has a signature practice of merging art with fashion and often draws inspiration from mythology.
The latest range comprises camp-collar shirts and classic T-shirts adorned with original artworks. Some standout pieces include the Skull Black Tencel Short Sleeve Shirt and the matching board shorts dressed in oil-painted skull motifs reminiscent of Vincent Van Gogh’s “Skull with a Burning Cigarette.” References to Ancient Greek, Egyptian, as well as Roman mythology, can be seen in artworks such as “Bacchanal (Victory of Pan)” and “Date Palm.” The former post-impressionist style painting by Nicolas Poussin depicts the horned ancient Greek deity Pan and his revelers, while the latter tropical piece is based on the date palm’s symbolic meaning of renewal and optimism. Other artworks featured include “Witches Sabbath,” “Two Figures in a Coconut Grove,” and “Butoh.”
Continuing its sustainability efforts, the brand plants three trees for every item sold. Additionally, the Date Palm Short Sleeve Shirt is made of ECO VERO fabric made using sustainable wood from controlled sources.
Check out the featured artworks on the official website and shop Endless Joy’s SS22 collection now available on HBX.
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