Exclusive Fashion Story
By showcasing the potential of vintage fashion, Technicolor shattered the notion that sustainable style equates to compromise. The vibrant color palette and bold patterns adorned the streets, drawing attention not only for their eye-catching allure but also for the underlying message they conveyed. These garments, once forgotten, were now reclaimed and given a chance to shine, offering a sustainable alternative to fast fashion while remaining true to the essence of the 70’s.
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- Scarf – Bronx vintage Black pant – Topshop Orange shirt – Topshop Shoes – doc martens Glasses – st. Mark vintage Coat – h&m
The skilled photographers captured the essence of each vintage piece, skillfully highlighting the intricate details and unique craftsmanship that made them truly one-of-a-kind. The editorial aimed to inspire fashion enthusiasts to explore the treasure troves of vintage stores, not only for their aesthetic appeal but also for the positive impact they have on the environment.
Technicolor served as a powerful reminder that sustainable style is within reach for everyone, and that vintage fashion can be a transformative force in the fight against waste and overconsumption. By strategically incorporating garments from vintage stores, the editorial aimed to ensure that its message of sustainable fashion reached a broader audience.
Through this captivating fusion of fashion and sustainability, Technicolor showed that looking good and doing good can go hand in hand on the vibrant streets of New York City.
