G-Star RAW teams up with SA artists for the Exclusives Collection launch
G-Star RAW has released the third season of its pinnacle collection: Exclusives by G-Star RAW – a combination of radical designs inspired by early-twentieth century flight-suits and army garments, and G-Star RAW denim classics.
Designed with limitless creativity to exceed standards, Exclusives by G-Star RAW brings reinvention and innovation to every stitch, seam and rivet. Timeless icons for men and women, spliced with the unique DNA of the G-Star RAW brand.
The collection boasts an impressive range of bold and complex garments, featuring multiple layered shells and functions, as G-Star’s signature utility aesthetics are taken to the extreme. Every item has its own narrative.
For heritage month G-Star RAW celebrates the history and heritage of rap and hip-hop in South Africa by featuring local artists in its Exclusives by G-Star RAW campaign.
Rap and Hip-Hop artists, Shane Eagle, Moozlie, YoungstaCPT and Courtnaé Paul, wear the Exclusives collection in a series of fashion imagery shot by award-winning, contemporary, multimedia visual artist, Trevor Stuurman.
Expect boxy silhouettes and refined details with superior construction techniques, patched big square pockets and premium fabrics such as 100% chambray linen, strong recycled polyester canvas, Italian Selvedge and Japanese denim.
For information on the Exclusives by G-Star RAW collection, visit: www.gstarraw.com
Picture credits:
Creative direction and Photography: Trevor Stuurman
Stylist: Carla Vermaak, Lampost Productions
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