Following the overwhelmingly positive response to their previous releases, the new iteration focuses on the Met’s distinguished collection of Greek and Roman art. Pacsun’s meticulously crafted designs celebrate revered works of art, including a Roman marble athlete’s head dating from circa 138-192 CE, a 2nd century CE depiction of the Three Graces, among others. The bigenre line is an artistic tribute that evokes self-expression.
Reinvented with a new hand-drawn aesthetic, the Greek and Roman collection presents a range of clothing for men and women, designed to accompany you through the seasons. The women’s line includes casual and refined pieces like an exquisite Intarsia sweater, a chic puffer jacket, versatile crew necks, cozy fleece hoodies and pants, essential tees, shorts and jeans. The collection also includes a matching corset top and skirt set as well as an allover printed mesh top. Standout features include photorealistic outerwear adorned with artfully placed statue prints, as well as illustrated works inspired by classic masterpieces. Likewise, men’s offerings have been meticulously crafted to captivate, including a printed patchwork bomber jacket, heavy canvas work pants with matching garage jacket, cropped distressed knit sweater, and various t-shirts incorporating techniques. innovative printing. This collection also includes a baseball cap and a tote bag that can be incorporated into everyday style.
“We are delighted to continue our collaboration with the Met and to present the latest phase of our collaborative efforts: the Greek and Roman collection,” said Richard Cox, Vice President of Men’s and Global Partnerships at Pacsun. “This collection represents a fusion of historical significance and contemporary style, allowing us to present iconic works of art in a new light. With each release, we aim to open up the world of art to our young audiences and to the We are excited to see how our customers will incorporate these designs into their personal style.”
The multi-year collaboration, initiated in October 2022, maintains momentum by consistently generating bestselling collections that resonate deeply with a diverse consumer base. Many pieces from previous releases have been sold out, underscoring the fervent reception. The Pacsun and Met design teams work closely with Met curators, ensuring continuous evolution and new direction for each collection. For this specific release, they’ve highlighted a selection from the Met’s remarkable collection of Greek and Roman art, which includes over 30,000 works of art.
“Working with Pacsun has been an incredible adventure,” said Stephen Mannello, head of retail and licensing at the Met. “The resounding success of these collections testifies to the enduring resonance of art. Seeing Met visitors and art history fans wear iconic pieces from their favorite works is a real joy. We look forward to continuing to explore art and design. in a new way with Pacsun.”
In honor of the launch, an exclusive celebration was held last night at the Met. VIPs and influencers got a first look at the collection in person in the presence of the sculptures that inspired the designs. Pacsun also invited some loyal customers to participate in this special evening. Brieane Olson, CEO of Pacsun, Richard CoxVice President of Men’s and Global Partnerships, and Addie Rintel The vice president of women’s merchandising and design was present, as well as Stephen Mannellohead of retail and licensing at the Met, Josh RommHead of Licensing and Global Partnerships, Leanne Graeffdesigner, and Morgane Pearce, responsible for marketing and brand collaborations. Guests were treated to drinks and an hour-long concert by a New York-based soft rock band. infinity song, equipped in the new collection. The group first made their mark with pop-up street performances in Central Park and New York City subway stations and now, thanks to Pacsun, they have performed at one of the most prestigious landmarks in New York.
“Celebrating the intersection of fashion, art and music tonight with The Met showcases the boundless creative spirit that drives Pacsun,” said Brieane Olson, CEO of Pacsun. “The Met’s rich heritage and influence aligns perfectly with our ethos and we’ve been able to continue to create designs that intrigue and resonate with our audience. Consumers now wear art in a truly seamless way. previous.”
The Greek and Roman collection costs between $25-90$ and will be available for purchase tomorrow, Friday August 24 has www.pacsun.com and at Pacsun outlets nationwide. High resolution images of the collection and the event can be downloaded HERE.
ABOUT PACSUN
Pacsun is a leading specialty retailer offering a cross section of emerging brands and trending fashion through the lens of youth culture. In the contemporary, streetwear and active lifestyle markets, Pacsun partners with top brands to deliver curated collections, rare and exclusive products and creative collaborations at every level. Founded in 1980, Newport, CALIFORNIA. Organized in Los Angeles. Follow @pacsun on instagram, Twitter, Facebook And ICT Tac.
ABOUT THE MET
The Metropolitan Museum of Art was founded in 1870 by a group of American citizens – businessmen and financiers as well as leading artists and thinkers of the time – who wanted to establish a museum to bring art and art education to the American people. Today, the Met exhibits tens of thousands of objects spanning 5,000 years of art from around the world for everyone to experience and enjoy. The museum resides in two iconic New York City sites: the Met Fifth Avenue and the Met Cloisters. Millions of people are also taking part in The Met experience online. Since its inception, the Met has always aspired to be more than a treasure trove of rare and beautiful objects. Every day, art comes to life in the Museum’s galleries and through its exhibitions and events, revealing both new ideas and unexpected connections across time and across cultures.
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