Astrid Andersen, an independent designer of "subversion type" has finally started on JACK & JONES.

Fashionistas may be more familiar with the independent designer Astrid Andersen from Denmark. She studied menswear design at the Royal College of Art in the UK, and she specializes in breaking through traditional dress and deconstructing and deconstructing multiple elements.

The unique design style makes Astrid Andersen very popular in Europe, America, Japan and South Korea. Rihanna, Chris Brown, G-Dragon and other front-line entertainers and many NBA stars love their work.

"Finding those who have a place in the history of fashion, existing existing, reinterpreted in my own way." Astrid Andersen commented on his own creation.

So now let's take a look at what fashion history classics this fashion strange woman has subverted...

Lacy small public forced into a real man

Astrid Andersen's debut boldly combined feminine elements with athletic elements. Muscular men dressed in blouses with lace elements, and they made a stunning appearance. The atmosphere of the quiet and quiet atmosphere is mixed with a bit of rough and crisp, creating a subversive visual experience. The lace of the girl's heart is suddenly full of powerful street style texture!

Women's range of children's fur into the sports concept

The style of movement is the theme of Astrid Andersen's design style. Each time she designs her works, she incorporates a variety of eye-catching mashup elements based on the sport style. The perfect combination of noble fur and sports style, luxury is not exaggerated.

Men walk onto the "dress"

With her extremely subversive design concept, Astrid Andersen finally started with JACK & JONES, a Danish fast fashion brand, and jointly launched a joint series, setting off a new wave of street fashion.

In the JACK & JONES x Astrid Andersen Fall/Winter Co-Opportunity series, the sweaters in the tunic section are particularly eye-catching. Longer proportions, mid-high collars, side slits, and asymmetrical designs subvert the impression of traditional sweaters, making them bold and edgy, and warm-colored panels that add a touch of style. This series of designs also have short jackets and turtleneck sweaters, which are easy to wear and meet different styling requirements.

Reflective fabrics cool street

The bloated down jacket became a must-have item for the “Double Form” in this joint series of autumn and winter. Breaking the conventional light-emitting elements, creating "unexpected surprises" and integrating functional fabrics, while maintaining a comfortable and warm wearing experience, it also adds a touch of playfulness and alternative accent to uniforms.

On August 27th, JACK & JONES x Astrid Andersen's autumn and winter co-branded collections are on sale in limited editions. There are numerous “subversive” items waiting for you.