The Religion Autumn/Winter 2014
collection has been inspired by the cult 70’s film ‘A Clockwork Orange’, in
keeping with the brand’s signature dark aesthetic Religion has interpreted the
film’s iconic use of shadow to give the collection an industrial, contemporary
feel.
In keeping with the brand’s
signature dark aesthetic, Religion presents a contemporary collection for
Autumn/Winter 2014 that marries sharp tailoring with classic sportswear
elements.
The
colour palette is mostly monochromatic with dark, rich shades of Avocado, Blood
Red and Majolica Blue lifted by bright injections of fluro Paradise Pink and
Hot Coral. The aptly named ‘Decay’ print mixes pretty jewel-toned hues and
while grey remains a seasoned classic, the inclusion of Whistles Heron, a
dirtied lilac and the salmon pink Bossa Nova soften the mood. Collection
highlights include cable knit-print light sweatshirts with subtle design
details seen in contrasting colour panels featured on the shirts and blazers
and the return of degradé dip-dye on knitwear.
Both the double-sided wool used on
‘Victorious’ coat and the reverse leather that has been used in the patchwork
design of the ‘Sharp’ jacket serve to create subtle colour and texture
contrasts. Lace has been re-worked the Religion
way; netting gives the fabric a tougher feel, almost military, which can also
be seen in the burnout detailing. The new rubber printing technique on the
jerseys adds further texture and chiffon has been used to give the collection a
feminine edge.
Logo
and slogan-printed jerseys have been cut with a boxy shape to highlight
Religion’s reference to their 90’s roots. Coats feature slimmer lines to
previous seasons with the introduction of a cigarette pant adding to this
feminine tailored story. Draping has been paired back with the option to style
as desired and tops have also been designed in the boxy shape in line with the
90’s style reference.
Religion continues to expand its
range of denim for A/W14, offering an array of colours prints and washes to
compliment the casual elements in the collection.
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