When it comes to designer fashion, logos reign supreme, but in 2019 this \u2018not-going-anywhere\u2019 trend makes a ultra-cool style shift with the addition of bold graphic iterations.<\/p>\n
Choose Camo With A Twist: All self-proclaimed fashionistos have a little camo in their wardrobe\u2026the new male neutral. Valentino takes this military-inspired pattern to another level with high-impact graphic design elements and of course a riff on their sought-after logo\u2026sure to become your newest fashion fixation.<\/p>\n
Make Your Mark: Givenchy\u2019s brand mark is one of fashion\u2019s great graphic designs and when realized in a moto jacket that even James Dean would approve of, a true fashion story is written. Want to look like you just rode in on a custom bike, well, this special jacket will take you from uptown to downtown in a style minute.<\/p>\n
Electrify The Crowd: Maybe you don\u2019t like to overexpose you\u2019re your designer choices, but still want to take part in this trend, Neil Barrett has just the styles for you. His thunderbolt series is a more understated way to make a brand statement\u2026still recognizable, yet less obvious, still adventurous, yet less \u2018free-solo\u2019.<\/p>\n
Take Off The Mask: It is easier to blend in sometimes, than to leave the disguise at home. When you want to make a statement, but it feels out of character, Balmain\u2019s new logo sweatshirt has just the subtle touch you are looking for. In contrasting black and white with a script version of their logo, you get the panache without the punch.<\/p>\n
Tell Me Everything: Sometimes the logo, just isn\u2019t enough. Dsquared2 creates a touch of fashion nostalgia, with their \u20181994\u2019 capsule collection in partnership with famed creative duo, Mert & Marcus. The limited edition collection epitomizes the hedonistic sense of freedom of the Nineties using fashion as a tool to express oneself, embodying the art of being an individual\u2026the whole story unveiled in one collectable tee.<\/p>\n