New York lifestyle brand Kith has paired up with Italian luxury fashion house Versace for a collaboration collection.
The assortment is made up of more than 100 styles for men and women, and features Kith designed streetwear-inspired silhouettes adorned with Versace fabrics.
Designs reference Versace styles from its archive, and feature the Italian fashion house’s ornate prints. A 1990s aesthetic pervades the collection, which features bold puffer jackets, tracksuit co-ords and bum-bags.
Nylon, fleece, velour, satin and silk are key fabrics – and many are custom made for the collaboration. All products are produced in Italy.
Highlights from the womenswear collection include a velour puffer jacket in an opulent black and gold print.
Versace’s Amico trainer is reintroduced to the men’s collection – a cult hit in the 1990s, the new versions of the design appear in both high- and low-top styles.
The collection will launch on 15 February at all Kith stores, and will also be available at Versace flagship stores around the world.
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