The September Issues are out, and the Verdict is in…
The 4 Trends You can Wear into 2020
AS IS EDITORIAL FASHION EDIT
Produced, Directed, & Styled by: Natalie Schmidt & Brooke Goodwin
Photographed by: AS IS Editorial
Text & Graphics by: Natalie Schmidt
Model: Heather Hex, Founder of Smolder (your destination for User Experience Design & Customer Experience in Cannabis), puppy mom to Papi Chulo, and badass women in Tech, UX/UI, & Cannabis in general!
Heather is wearing a Gildan home dyed white cotton tee (for more wardrobe credits visit our Image page)
Tie DyE: IT ALL COMES OUT IN THE WASH
Pink. Orange. Red. Magenta. Blue. The timeless but radical statement of tie dye isn’t only for those that green ;)…you’ll see this colorful statement grace the arms of country clubbers, 9-5 weekend warriors, and maybe even grandma! No matter who you are or where you shop all our favorite retailers are sure to supply you with this trend that isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.
SHOP THE TREND
Tie Dye Leather Top Handle Bag
PRADA
Washed Tie Dye Tee
Free People
Model: Marissa Castañeda, Good American Model, Cat Lover, All Around Triple Threat…not to mention an OG #asisbabe <3
Wearing: Saran Wrap dress (handmade by stylists), Furla Micro Mini Flower Power Bag (Sold out, only available at Natalia Attired, Curated Style Shop), Marc Jacobs Barrettes (for more wardrobe credits visit our Image page)
TRANSLUCENT ATTIRE: CREOLE LADY MARMALADE
Transparency is now more important than ever in these political times of collusion. And if you didn’t know already you heard it hear first: fashion reflects the state and needs of society. We need transparency, so we give you the gelatin dress! From Sandy Liang’s iconic jelly flower tee, reminding us of baby boomers’ protest on the Vietnam War, to a Neaveau-Millennial budget conscientious Bamboo see through heel, you’ll see this not-so-there trend grace the runway and your local department store.
SHOP THE TREND
COLBY FLOWER TEE
Sandy Liang
JILA HEEL SLIDES
Cult Gaia
Model: Wishes to be listed as Anonymous
Wearing: Carhartt Khaki-Cord Jacket, Rhude x Virgil Abloh “Smoking Kills” Graphic Tee, Doc Marten Camel Brown Boot (for more wardrobe credits visit our Image page)
Tattoo graphic art: americana ink
Dedicated to our late friend, ally, and talented tattoo artist, The Honest Tattooer, Chris Steffes (1988-2019)
You don’t have to get inked to commit! The dreaded butt of the joke, Ed Hardy, may be a joke no more, but the original influencer of this hot new trend. From Gucci to Valentino you see these Italiano high-fashion brands sport Neo-style tattoo graphics on their bomber jackets, lace trim jumpers, even on their high-end design home collections. Minimalist textiles— a thing of the past. Designers fast to high fashion will all be including tattoo influenced embroidery or patchwork in their must-haves into next year.
SHOP THE TREND
PATCHWORK PRINT SILK BOMBER
Gucci
MACROGRID JERSEY PANTS
Valentino
BELTED ACCENTS: BUCKLE UP
Model: Natalie Schmidt, Founder & Creator of AS IS Editorial and the first #asisbabe
Do you want to add a little extra to your look, try adding an overextended belt (not to be confused with an oversized belt). This trend adds an extra dimension to your jumpsuit fit or even a white tee and jeans. Not a fan of this lonnngggg statement, it’s not just extra long belts that you’ll see this buckle up trend embrace. You will find built-in more modest belted accents on purses, boots, jewelry, and tops.
SHOP THE TREND
SADDLE SATCHEL BELT BAG
Loewe
LEATHER RIBBON BELT
Marina Rinaldi