Daemon Concept

Daily Paper is more than a clothing brand. It's multidisciplinary, it's innovative, and it's a lens. Black history and fashion have been an absorbant for pop culture. Yet, it is functionally the most difficult to discover more about our history. These future generations must see the glow and soul of the past that has lived, and Daily Paper recognizes that. In this collection, the cofounders of Daily Paper, Abderrahmane Trabsini, Jefferson Osei, and Hussein Suleiman represent the African Diaspora.

Throughout the line, the motif of red, black, and green colorways signal the Pan-African flag. These designers also bring new signatures to the table. Such as the trench coats, tracksuits, and bombers are seen in this lookbook in their various color options—  a personal favorite being chocolate brown. 

In the quote above, Trabsini accounts the joy he had creating this collection. The standouts of this line also include the tailored suits and the jarring accessories in bright colors. Described as "women's offerings," noted there are moments of comfortable athleisure, asymmetrical cut-out tops, and dresses that will have women pressing add to cart more than just a few times. As these fitted silhouettes and wrap-tops were discussed and worn a tremendous amount last year, Daily Paper wanted to take their dip in this pool with monogram miniskirts and cropped jackets. If you haven't seen it already, you can go to Daily Paper's website to get your hands on these favored items. Be a part of the revival. Hmmm, you're still deciding? Keep scrolling for the rest of the lookbook.