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Individual Style United Spirit Ss17 Lookbook INDIVIDUAL STYLE UNITED SPIRIT SS17 LOOKBOOK 1 INTRODUCING DR. MARTENS: SS17 SEASONAL DIRECTION For SS17, Dr. Martens uses the 1990s global phenomenon of grunge as its core inspiration. This historically important counter-culture music scene exploded from the north-west coast of the USA, and in a short space of time dominated the world’s music industry, charts and live circuit. Dr. Martens found themselves at the heart of this massive explosion of alternative thinking and music – the 1460 was soon championed by millions of grunge fans worldwide. Festival culture also experienced a new popularity, which was also the moment that Dr. Martens sandals first experienced mass popularity. This is reflected in the collection, with new versions of long-standing classics, the re-introduction of ‘Lost Archive’ styles as well as seasonal sandals. The eventual evolution of grunge’s low-key, thrift store chic into high-end catwalk collections is also referenced. The individuality and eclectic nature of grunge fashion is also reflected in the use of tie-dye prints and an undercurrent of utility styling, as well as rugged leathers running through the offering. This mass of influences has been consumed and used to create a collection that references the 1990s, and in particular grunge, but with product that is sharply relevant and very contemporary. STÉPHANE WEARS 1461 SHOE IN BLACK SMOOTH 10085001 2 3 CONTENTS MEN’S & UNISEX 06 DM’S LITE 08 DIRTY BEATS 10 MADE IN MUSIC 15 VISTA QUEX 16 GEORGE & DRAGON 18 WOMEN’S 20 FLORAL CLASH 23 TOUGH LOVE 27 TUNED IN TIE DYE 28 MADE IN ENGLAND 30 KIDS 32 PRODUCT DIRECTORY 40 PRESS INFORMATION 50 SHAMA WEARS CORALIA BOOT IN WHITE VENICE 22055100 4 5 KOJEY WEARS KAMAR BOOT IN MID GREY HI SUEDE 22104053 MEN’S & UNISEX 6 7 DM’s Lite takes all of the iconic DNA and associated comfort and durability that the brand is famous for, but on a new ultra-lightweight Phylon midsole to offer styles that transcend from workwear to fashion, but take classic shoe-making skills into streetwear lifestyle products. STÉPHANE WEARS EVADE SHOE IN BLACK SANDWICH MESH 21927001 DM’s Lite has been designed to appeal to a broader consumer; free-thinking individuals who may never have worn a pair of DM’s before, or those who have been with the brand forever. Available from March onwards in Dr. Martens stores, online and selected retailers globally. 8 9 The paint splatter options within the collection of both footwear and clothing/ accessories are grunge-inspired, drawing on the early 1990s for colourful influence. The printed paint effect has been created internally by the DM’s design team, so it is a unique customisation. The all-over printed graphic is intended to mimic the effect of an artist in the studio spilling paint over their boots, clothes etc... while they create. Available from December in all Dr. Martens DIRTY BEATS stores, online and selected retailers globally. 10 11 TONY WEARS 3989 SHOE IN CHERRY RED SMOOTH 22210600 OSCAR WEARS 1490 BOOT IN BLACK SMOOTH 10092001 12 13 MADE INMUSIC The classic triangular or square-shaped bandana cloth has a rich and varied history across a number of cultures and religions, dating back several centuries, but was a must-have accessory for any self- respecting grunge fan in the 90s. A huge variety of decorations and patterns have been applied to bandanas over the years, including the use of paisley. This all-over digitally printed pattern pays tribute to this popularity on footwear, clothing and accessories in the range. KOJEY WEARS REUBAN SHOE IN BLACK HI SUEDE 22113001 Available from February in all Dr. Martens stores, online and selected retailers globally. 14 15 HIT PLAY Dr. Martens have created two new collections which are ideal for the summer months - lightweight, sporty and easy to wear: the Vista collection for men, and the Quex collection for women. Available in all Dr. Martens stores, online and selected retailers globally. STÉPHANE WEARS ALLANA BOOT IN CHEERY RED FINE CANVAS 22307600 16 17 MADE OFLEGENDS This season, Dr. Martens have also taken inspiration from the legendary tale of Saint George slaying a mythical dragon, and have created a capsule collection that includes footwear, clothing and accessories. Available from April in all Dr. Martens stores, online and selected retailers globally. 18 19 WOMEN’S SHAMA WEARS KAMILAH SANDAL IN SKY BLUE PEBBLE LAMPER 21895473 20 21 FLORAL CLASH A grunge-inspired mash-up of three individual floral prints has been used on a range of footwear and accessories styles. SHAMA WEARS KATRINIA BOOT IN BLACK LAUSANNE/STONE 21907001 The floral prints were inspired by 1990s fabrics found in British vintage stores and have been put together to create a striking and energetic patchwork clash. Available from January in all Dr. Martens stores, online and selected retailers globally. 22 23 ALICE WEARS ELIZA SHOE IN CHERRY RED ARCADIA 21881600 ALICE WEARS PERSEPHONE BOOT IN TAN SAN DIEGO 22408220 24 25 TOUGH LOVE For SS17, it’s all about tough love as Dr. Martens present a capsule collection of Valentines-inspired footwear and accessories. Available from February in all Dr. Martens stores, online and selected retailers globally. SHAMA WEARS JOYCE HRT SHOE IN WHITE VENICE 22062100 26 27 TUNED-IN TIE DYE Grunge was a genre that incorporated lashings of heavy rock and punk attitude that were sometimes mixed with elements of hippy fashion. One such characteristic was the use of tie dye in grunge fashion, which was essentially driven by the fact it was an affordable and individual option. This idea has inspired the exclusive all-over tie dye prints used across both footwear and accessories for the range, all completely vegan. Available from May onwards in all Dr. Martens stores, online and selected retailers globally. 28 29 ALICE WEARS ANNAH SHOE IN BLACK SOFT BUCK 22081001 ALICE WEARS JASMINE SANDAL IN TAN ANALINE 22239220 30 31 JAPANESE DENIM INSPIRATION - ‘BORO FABRIC’ (Left) The Pascal 8-Eye Boot is made with a gen- uine Indigo dyed fabric sourced from Japan and inspired by Japanese patchwork known as ‘Boro’. The word ‘Boro’ translates as ‘rags or scraps of cloth’ and is used to describe items which have been lovingly patched up and repaired over the years – a trait original- ly understood to be a MADE IN popularised by Japanese villagers in remote ENGLAND and rural areas. TUSCON LEATHER (Left) The Whiton 8-Eye Boot, Torriano 3-Eye Shoe and 3989 5-Eye Brogue Shoe use the premium Italian Tuscon leather which has a very soft and tactile feel. Tuscon leather is processed using natural organic vegetable materials which gives a natural aesthetic to the footwear. The grain surface is left naked with no finish so the true character of the natural leather can show through. STINGRAY LEATHER (Opposite) This premium Stingray leather used on the Pascal 8-eye boot and 1461 3-eye shoe in black is an unusual choice, a faux natural skin that is often overshadowed by more common animal prints and textures. The leather used here is an exotic printed material that mimics the natural, randomised textures of a stingray’s multi- coloured skin. CHARLES F. STEAD & CO PARTNERSHIP (Right) Tapping into the rich heritage of CF Stead has Dr. Martens offer a comprehensive Made In England range. Both classic and innovative styles are leant a sophisticated look to the classic Arthur available in a variety of colours and leather treatment. Constructed at the Cobb’s Lane factory in 6-Eye Boot, a 1461 3-Eye Shoe and a 3989 Wollaston, Northamptonshire, England. Home of the original Dr. Martens boot since the first pair rolled 5-Eye Brogue Shoe. The use of a refined Desert off its production line on 1st April 1960. Oasis summer suede in shades of Mid-Grey, Mid-Blue or Chestnut offers a soft palette for Available at Dr. Martens stores, online and selected retailers globally. The Stingray versatile wearing. All three options have CF collection launches in January, followed by the Japanese Denim and Tuscon Leather Stead branding, antiqued eyelets and premium collections in February. The Charles F. Stead partnership range will launch in March. leather lining. 32 33 KIDS SHILOH WEARS ZACHARY J SANDAL IN BLACK NEOPRENE 22342001 34 35 LILLY WEARS MARABEL J SANDAL IN BABY PINK PATENT LAMPER 22350688 SHILOH WEARS DELANEY J BOOT IN BLACK SOFTY T 15382001 36 37 22257688 LILLY WEARS DELANEY J BOOT IN BABY PINK PATENT LAMPER WEARS DELANEY J BOOT IN BABY PINK PATENT LILLY SHILOH WEARS HAMBLETON SHOE IN BLACK T LAMPER 21793001 38 39 22415600 AND MALKY J BOOT IN CHERRY RED SOFTY T AND MALKY J BOOT IN CHERRY 16704001, SHILOH WEARS BANZAI BOOT IN BLACK SOFTY T LILLY WEARS 8065 J SHOE IN BLACK T LAMPER 22268001 40 41 PAINT SPLATTER BANDANA PASCAL 8-EYE BOOT 1461 3-EYE SHOE PASCAL 8-EYE BOOT 1461 3-EYE SHOE CHERRY RED SMOOTH LEATHER BLACK SMOOTH LEATHER BLUE BACKHAND LEATHER WHITE BACKHAND LEATHER 22186600 22184001 21864411 21865101 LARGE BACKPACK 11” SATCHEL FABRIC BACKPACK FABRIC BACKPACK LARGE BACKPACK 11” SATCHEL 7” SATCHEL WOMEN’S PURSE BLACK SMOOTH LEATHER CHERRY RED SMOOTH LEATHER BLACK SMOOTH LEATHER CHERRY RED SMOOTH LEATHER BLUE BACKHAND LEATHER WHITE BACKHAND LEATHER BLUE BACKHAND LEATHER WHITE BACKHAND LEATHER AB020007 AB005607 AB033206 AB033106 AB020411 AB005113 AB017411 AC510100 PAINT SPLATTER T-SHIRT PAINT SPLATTER T-SHIRT BANDANA T-SHIRT BANDANA T-SHIRT WOMEN’S T-SHIRT DRESS CHERRY RED 100% COTTON BLACK 100% COTTON BLUE 100% COTTON WHITE 100% COTTON BLUE 100% COTTON AC575703 AC536102 AC575804 AC575905 AC578520 42 43 MANDALA TIE DYE FLORAL CLASH V PASCAL MTD 8-EYE BOOT V LESTER MTD 3-EYE
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