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It‘s easy to associate casual style with floral prints,
but how do streetwear brands work with the female element?

Actually, most of the products are for women, you can tell from the photos below.
However, which man is trendy (or brave) enough to wear these with little flowers?
The first streetwear brand has collaborated with Liberty is Supreme, the item was long-sleeve shirts features classic floral patterns, sold in 2011.
After this, they have more collaborations of Supreme's Camp Caps every year.
Apart from the floral patterns, they have also tried different patterns including Splatter, Paisley and Jewels.
Maybe this kind of patterns are not everyone's cup of tea,
but I there was still a talking-point which is a good thing for both brands.

The collection from Levi's is one of the most amazing collaborations for me.
Both brands are with long history, while one is steeped in classic American style, the other has built a design legacy from the artistic and creative iconic place that is London.

The Liberty fabric design studio created two exclusive prints for the Levi's® X Liberty London collection. The hero print from the collection is called Carlin. This design of painterly garden flowers is inspired by a print in the Liberty archive from the 1970s. The print was redrawn with watercolour pencils and put into repeat design to create a painted, colourful, and flowing floral. 
Source: Levi's

I think the design of this collection is quite young and still has the concept of Levi's,
it's playful but also full of feminine charm.

Dr. Martens has collaborated with so many brands, of course Liberty was one of them.
But it had done floral patterns in its collections for years, so I'm not sure about the purpose of this collaboration. Maybe Liberty wanted to draw more young customers who were into Dr. Martens.
It makes beautiful sense that these two iconic British fashion brands came together to create shoes that have that “cool” attitude mixed with a delicate sense of pretty.
I personally think the toughness of the punk eras works perfectly with Liberty of London’s traditional floral prints in this collection “Wild Nature”.
They used two prints featured in this collection are called “Strawberry Thief” and “Martens Flower”.
It's easy to wear them with a simple black dress or just with jeans and a basic tee, and you’re done.
It's sold in 2012, but there is no sign of coming again now.
Maybe the result was not as good as they thought? LOL
Move to the second section, it's for the Accessory.
These floral bags maybe remind you another British brand "Cath Kidston",
but if you are an expert in the floral patterns, it's not a problem for you to distinguish them from the way of drawing flowers.
Mi-Pac is also a accessories brand which is for younger people with a lower budget.
Liberty had another unexpected collaboration with Marc by Marc Jacobs in 2013.
The Marc by Marc Jacobs x Liberty collection comprised of five classic Pretty Nylon styles: a tote bag, tablet case, mini make-up bag, cosmetics case and backpack.

For Spring 2011 Italian eyewear brand SUPER has teamed up once again with Liberty of London to work on several colorways of their Lucia sunglasses.(The first time was in 2009, which was quite early for Liberty)
As part of the collaboration the two came up with overall three colorways, each featuring the signature colorful flower patterns of Liberty. Limited to 75 pieces per colorway.
It's a mutually beneficial relationship for the two brands.
Their main purpose of doing this collection wasn't making a lot of profit, but it's drawing attention to the brands from the press and customers.
這種少量限定款 感覺比較像Liberty為了打知名度和設計師合作的特殊商品
一方面讓不同客層認識自己、一方面也讓原本有的客人認識到對方品牌
總之就是互利互惠～


Image source:
Liberty


哎呀呀...拖了一陣子總算又要開始寫了...原因是我的Deadine近在眼前...囧|||
這次圖片排版弄的好醜，實在不太滿意這種沒創意又塞很滿的畫面...搞得很沒重點
但本人沒時間慢慢想了啦...(哭奔)
而且也沒時間亂亂寫些中文，好沒feel...=3=