Image courtesy of Stella McCartney.
The youth are the future—and designer Stella McCartney knows it. Hence, the release of the Stella Shared 3 capsule, a collection of conscious unisex staples, all exploring the same shared values. Speaking the same language as the British fashion house’s Winter 2021 ready-to-wear collection, the capsule is reimagined in the words of the next generation.
Stella Shared 3 showcases the work of three next-gen creative forces—Ed Curtis, Maisie Broome (Myfawnwy) and Tom Tosseyn, all of whom worked closely with Stella on their contributions to the collection.
South London’s own Curtis brings laser-printed denim and graphics over knitwear, a first for the designer, as well as a vibrant reimagining of the Stella logo sprawled across furry knit sweaters and chunky crewnecks.
Image courtesy of Stella McCartney.
Image courtesy of Stella McCartney.
Image courtesy of Stella McCartney.
Hailing from Queens, New York, Myfawnwy celebrates progressive positivity with her signature faces painted on suns and flowers, across a variety of silk sets, from coordinated short-sleeved button-ups and track pants to boxer shorts and crewneck sweatshirts. Tom Tosseyn, an Antwerp-based graphic artist, rounds out the trio of young collaborators, offering his values of environmentalism and sustainability by adding the slogan “Restoring the balance” in his futuristic reinterpretation of the fashion house’s logo.
Stella Shared 3 brings a conscientious approach to the industry and is made with sustainable materials including organic cotton jersey and denim, recycled nylon, regenerated cashmere and traceable, plus responsibly sourced wool.
Image courtesy of Stella McCartney.
Image courtesy of Stella McCartney.
The collection will be available at 38 different pop-ups at department stores across the United States—with an exclusive Myfawnwy takeover at Stella McCartney SoHo and a special exhibit in Costa Mesa's South Coast Plaza.
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