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With fall in full bloom, there’s an exciting amount of fashion drops storming the Homegrown fashion landscape. We bring you the most exciting drops this season, from utilitarian garments to spooky drops. Take your pick!
Almost Gods
The crafty fashion labels’ latest collection, ‘Resurrected AW-21’, is utilitarian, ethically sourced, and features a fresh take on street subculture silhouettes. The label’s ethos of empowering bold artistic expression via consciously woven garments peeks through in the latest drop.
Some of the eclectic pieces we swear by includes newly introduced womenswear that boasts of intricate detailing, think-pyroclastic print, red thread detailing on double-barrel cuffs, and the Eden Jacquard panel hoodie.
Check it out here.
Capsul
Just in time for Halloween, Capsul has dropped spooky jumpers to make your October extra special. Drip out in style this Halloween with a Pleasures jumper that ought to make your trick or treating experience stand out.
Check it out here.
Dhruv Kapoor
Dhruv Kapoor describes his collection as ‘...exploring the “in-between”, beyond the binary- where social hierarchies may be reversed or temporarily dissolved, where continuity of tradition may become uncertain and future outcomes, once taken for granted may be thrown into doubt.’
A dash of accessories like macramé necklaces, sunglasses straps, laser-cut earrings, people, keychain decorated belts, and bucket hats weaves a flirty, yet fun visual language. Draped silhouettes, subtle layering, and crisp tailoring helps the new collection break barriers and channel a unique appeal.
Check it out here.
Milkman
A collaboration with UK based rave revivalist and graphic artist, Luca Lozano, Milkman x Planet Luke tees are here! These limited edition tees fit super baggy, are made of high-quality cotton-rich fabric, and are a super comfortable fit.
Check it out here.
Znali
With cuts and silhouettes reminiscent of those found in Delhi, Lucknow, Agra, Lahore, Karachi and London, warm neutral tones dominate the labels’ garments and imbue them with the rich historicity of countless tales from the past. This helps emphasize the particularly unique design language of the label. Imbued with a certain delightful quirkiness, the label expands the barriers of what clothing stands for in the present.
Check it out here.
Six5six
Six5six has just dropped graphic tees that amp up the spooky fervour this month! Inspired by the cliches of the horror flicks that we love, the House of Cliches tee is a vintage-washed, 100% cotton, single jersey t-shirt with a digital print on the front and the back.
Check it out here.
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