Entire Studios Drop 4 Is a Vision of Calmly Futuristic Styles
With new outerwear pieces, draped bodycon tops and more.
Since its 2020 creation at the hands of Sebastian Hunt and Dylan James Richards, Entire Studios has been sat at the intersection of modernity fused with calm luxury. Although irrefutably cozy, the brand’s style moves through time to establish looks with a slightly muted, yet always forward-facing edge. Now the brand is moving even further into the future with its new fourth drop.
At its core, lies the brand’s hallmark cozy aesthetic, but enhancing the items are new silhouettes, new design details and an inherent fusion of both relaxed and bodycon finishes – all complete in its monochromatic color palette. Outerwear leads the charge with of new puffer parkas, waist-length A-2 bomber jackets, its signature SOA puffer, the XM Puffer, a fluffy overcoat, new cropped puffers and a new grid vest. Even in its comfortability, the latest drop harbors a slightly dystopic element that aptly fits pseudo-futuristic stylings.
Beyond outerwear, other collection highlights include wrapped dresses, tops and floor-gracing skirts alongside the standout High Blade Bodysuit with striking shoulders. Elsewhere in the collection are new interactions of oversized cargo pants, hoodies, heavyweight sweats and seamless button-down shirts. Regardless of the article of clothing, what shines about the new collection is the emphasis on forward-facing designs, without going too far/becoming a costume – they remain exceptionally wearable. The lineup of pieces all arrive in hues like oil, soot, laurel, dune, bear ink and more.
Take a closer look at the collection in the gallery above. Entire Studios’ Drop 04 is available now online.
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