Dear Wait Fashion friends, here we are again to tell you about Supreme and its upcoming collaborations.
The announcement of the collection created with Tiffany dates back to a few days ago, but as already mentioned, Supreme gives us no respite. Winter 2021 is full of twists.
Here is the latest:
The New York streetwear brand joins a brand that has made the history of Made in Italy, to release a screaming collection.
Today, November 18, 2021, the Supreme x Missoni capsule collection will be released.
The colour effects, shapes and “put-together” of Missoni knitwear are transferred to padded jackets, sweaters and sweatshirts signed “MISSONI SUPREME”.
The interweaving of colors of the fabrics, but above all the visible stitching of the lightweight duvets take up the zig-zag pattern, the trademark of the Italian fashion house. Even the colors refer to the autumn shades, orange, bluette or green, of the Italian masters of color.
Not many items in the collection have been disclosed, but just enough to make us fall in love with them!
The collection also consists of accessories including hats, perfectly matched to the knitwear.
From today, the Missoni x Supreme collection is available on the official Supreme and Missoni websites. In Japan the collection will be available from the 20 of November.
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