Fashionista NOW: Striking Art Illustrated Fashion Collection To Don This Monsoon

Bring cheer to your monsoon outfit with an artistic touch.

If the monsoon is getting your mood down and you feel like you need a pick-me-up in terms of what you’re wearing, Pomelo has got you figured out. Their latest art illustrated collection is simply amazing and one that an artistic dresser will not be able to resist. An exclusive product of a collaboration between the clothing label and Tanawat Sakdawisarak (Bloody Hell Big Head), the biker jacket especially had me at hello.

For every piece that comes in rendered in the Thai artist’s signature print, you can’t help but to be drawn to the details of each one of them. The art illustrated print on black canvas is my favorite as the print comes alive in its colors and vivid line plays. A definite must-have for anyone with a love with Tanawat’s art style as well as those who are artistically-inclined themselves.

The biker jacket, shirt, skirt and maxi dress are given a visual twist that make them a novelty closet piece to own that can be a fashion statement of themselves. Without further ado, feast your eyeballs on the artistic collection. Although the print seems playful, the black background adds a stunning dark contrast to it. Enjoy!

Which art illustrated piece would you love to wear? Share below – I’d love to know.

“Look at the rain long enough, with no thoughts in your head, and you gradually feel your body falling loose, shaking free of the world of reality. Rain has the power to hypnotize.” — Haruki Murakami

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