JORDANLUCA SS21

September 24, 2020

JORDANLUCA’s SS21 “Going Nowhere” collection is a nod to the future of fashion. The collection focuses on time, nature, and community. With bright, playful floral prints, distressed sustainably sourced denim, suit jackets, fluffy sweaters, kilted shorts, flowy coats, and plush leather, this collection covers all of the bases of life both inside and outside of quarantine.

The inspiration for the collection comes from the themes of a poem by Giacomo Leopardi entitled “L’Infinito,” which encapsulates the current state of the world: time and solitude. Jordan Bowen and Luca Marchetto, creative directors of JORDANLUCA, collaborated with a London community of seamstresses, pattern cutters, and highly skilled creators to support the local economy. We’re “Going Nowhere,” so look forward to fashion.

Text by Jacorey Moon
Photos by Roxy Lee

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