Bring colour to Christmas with Coach and Lil Nas x clothing and accessories
by Gabriel Córdoba Acosta
The union between the American brand Coach and the singer Lil Nas X has taken another dimension, to such an extent that the company has entrusted its ambassador to design a capsule collection together with the creative director of the firm, Stuart Vevers, and also chosen his favorite pieces to be included in it.
“The Lil Nas X Drop”, the name given to the collection, is mainly made up of casual and cozy style garments and accessories in vibrant colors to complement them. Something that makes them special is the graphics that appear on them, inspired by all the facets of the artist’s identity. So you know, if you have a lively spirit and you like not to go unnoticed, these Winter garments will be your best allies during the season.
What are the coolest items in the capsule? The leather bikers or the American varsity jacket, which comes with cat and Lil Nas X zodiac sign patches.
Of this project, Stuart Vevers, commented: “Our Winter collection is inspired by my belief that fashion is about exploring and celebrating all of who you are. To create the collection, we twisted the Coach archives and were also inspired by Lil Nas X’s connection to music and nightlife. We evolved heritage styles introduced on the runway last season by amplifying color, texture and graphics to create pieces that celebrate our love for individuality and authentic self-expression that we share.”
Coach and Lil Nas X’s capsule collection will be available for purchase from December 26th on the brand’s website. In the meantime, check out images from the collection’s campaign, creatively directed by Nas, below:
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