FACCIES Celebrates Revolution in SS22 "NAKEDNESS" Collection
Referencing Woodstock, the Moon Landing, and the Harlem Cultural Festival.
After channeling the natural elements of Earth for Fall/Winter 2021 FACCIES — under the design direction of Makoto Kimura — has returned for its warm-weather offerings.
This time under the “NAKEDNESS” name, the collection goes back to simpler times and nature as the lookbook transports us back to the year 1969. The collection references historic moments like the Woodstock Festival, the Moon landing, the Harlem Cultural Festival, and the Kimura the Yasuda Auditorium incident. The Japanese university protests are something that Kimura deems explores passion, rebellion, claims, and freedom, something that ties all these pockets of history together.
In a fight for self-expression, acid-washed jean jackets, flared bell bottoms, loosely-knitted sweaters, cropped wide-leg trousers, and trippy prints all work in a layered unison for this collection. It is a bit of outdoors meets Bohemian as multiple pieces that look out of place when viewed on their own join effortlessly to express a laid-back and non-conforming look.
Those interested in checking out FACCIES‘ Spring/Summer 2022 collection can view the lookbook above, or shop the collection over at the brand’s web store.
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