Untitlab® FW24 “Reference.key” Campaign
by Adriano Batista
The Untitlab® FW24 collection is all about embracing the spirit of adventure and the joy of discovery. It’s designed for those who love to explore and aren’t afraid to push the limits. With a focus on vibrant colors and textures, this collection brings a sense of freedom and excitement to your wardrobe.
The brand is showcasing innovative designs that are not only eye-catching but also practical. The swift trek trainers are a perfect example, offering comfort for all your journeys, whether you’re hitting the city streets or the mountain trails.
The collection revamps classic styles like reel derbies and velo heels, giving them an outdoor twist. It’s a fresh approach that doesn’t compromise on comfort or style, perfect for the modern explorer. And it’s not just about looking good. Untitlab® is serious about sustainability, using materials like ultrasuede, eco-friendly lycra, and recycled polyester to minimize environmental impact.
The campaign is a nod to the brand’s signature style, with a fresh take on motorcycle-inspired visuals. It’s about taking what’s familiar and giving it a new edge, a new direction.
Check it out below:
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