Offering clean cuts and impeccable silhouettes designed with a hint of sly humour, Maison Kitsuné has grown into a cult fashion favourite for good reason. The French label’s proclivity to experiment and push the boundaries is borne out by Acide Maison Kitsuné, its newly unveiled line of arty, genderless clothing. While still anchored to the brand’s DNA of easy and effortless style, Acide Maison Kitsuné adds a twist with a couple of key design differences.
First, each piece is made to be suitable for men and women, which gives your wardrobe double mileage. Second, the brand’s emblematic fox logo has been given a high-voltage upgrade by Australian-born, New York-based illustrator Christina Zimpel, who has added a vivid flash of attitude to the inimitable fellow with acid-bright strokes of colour.
Featuring unfussy but totally on-point pieces such as a monochrome polka-dot sweater, an essential white polo-neck and a crisp grey cardigan, Acide Maison Kitsuné presents forward-thinking casualwear that has been taken up a notch.
