S/S23 Icons Reworked
An ever-present element of Carhartt WIP collections, in which parts of the brand’s heritage are filtered through a modern-day lens, Icons Reworked sees Dearborn Canvas items, like the Detroit Jacket and Arbor Vest, executed in the brand’s ‘faded’ wash, resulting in rich, complex takes on familiar elements.
The OG Chore Chromo Coat, meanwhile, sees a core Carhartt WIP garment imbued with a motif that echoes tie-dye patterns. This is further complemented by the Nelson program, which continues to offer loose, boxy jersey items that, this season, have undergone a pigment-dye treatment. A new addition appears in the form of the Double Knee Short, while a series of accessories, including the Bayfield Tote and Hat in the same ‘faded’ finish, complete the selection.
Shot by the Los Angeles-based photographer Yudo Kurita, the accompanying editorial reflects the collection’s hazy palettes and loose fits, with a series of images exploring ephemeral movements and abstractions in color.
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Federica De Carlo
fdecarlo@carhartt-wip.comAbout Carhartt WIP
Established in 1994 by Edwin Faeh, Carhartt WIP (Work In Progress) develops its own collections based on original Carhartt workwear. The brand combines authentic adaptations of these robust American archetypes, while engaging with the subcultures that have embraced it. This, in turn, has seen Carhartt WIP place itself in a new context and bring forth its own classics.
Carhartt WIP opened its first store in London in 1997 and today operates over 80 locations worldwide. It also has its own skate team and music department, while supporting a slew of artists and releasing various in-house publications.
Credits
Photographer: Yudo Kurita
Videographer: Cal Travis Oaks
Photo Assistant: AJ Wilson
Stylist: Shaojun Chen
Hair & Makeup: Anna Kato