Let's be honest right here: no one REALLY cares about the inspiration behind a collection, right? Like, I get that it can influence the designs and colors and all that. But if a well-known designer came up with a dope collection that had no real inspiration behind it, would I care? No. I would admire the gear and try to figure out how to budget as well as I could to buy it. Sure, it's fun when theres a running theme throughout the pieces that speak to a certain location in the world or something like that. That's fun, but always more of a novelty in my mind. Which is why I like SOPHNET a lot. Shit tends to be all over the place rather than a focused vision, which is exactly what this S/S 15 collection is. Take a look at everything here and try to find a common thread. Ivy-inspired sweatshirts, all-over star patterns, color blocking and stripes, camo, floral, military-inspired field jackets, leather moto jackets and lightweight popover shirts, some of which look like pajamas. If you don't like one thing, you probably like something else, which is good for the brand because then you'll at least buy something, which you can do right now if you're fortunate enough to have SOPHNET available to you.
