Friends, you remember when in the 2000s they sold us the future from a happy perspective, with sea, fish, nature; This style for the most nostalgic is known as Frutiger Aero ; They sold us white, blue and green spaces that gave us joy and peace; It is not necessary to know that the future is quite far from what they sold us back in 2014 and that is that futurism as we know it today has more Blade Runner touches than Frutiger Aero.
In this drop we are going to see those futuristic trends from a focus that we really have today; For this we must talk about the Japanese designer Issey Miyake whose futuristic pieces look like architectural constructions. It is known that Miyake was inspired by many designs of the architect Isamu Noguchi .
Issey Miyake brought that futurism by playing a lot with the materials, textures and shapes of the fabrics, generating almost impossible futuristic shapes and creations. Examples of this drop that can transport us to that futuristic Japanese minimalism and its play of textures is this archive skirt from Diesel Japan edition, a unique piece with a double skirt with different textures that play a little with the visual symmetry of the piece, a little that Issey Miyake achieves.
Another style that comes into play in this drop with a futuristic air and with clear references to the movie Blade Runner is the futuristic Grunge style, Simuero 's chunky melted jewels take us to a decadent futuristic atmosphere.
Pieces from this drop that transport us to that Blade Runner atmosphere are the eighties-style denim jackets , blue jeans with gray tones and grunge tops in maroon tones that manage to create that grunge atmosphere with that decadent futuristic touch.
The future that they sold us in the 2000s is quite far from the one we know today, but it is a futurism that allows us to play with textures, garments, overlays and materials and the truth is that we love it.
