Neighborhood made things complicated with its S/S 15 collection. It's not the typical lookbook in terms of dropping the clothes on a model, setting the scene with some visually pleasing location and then letting them traipse around with the sunlight flaring J.J. Abrams style. No, Neighborhood quite literally switched the game up with a four-part lookbook for a collection with—BITCH, YOU GUESSED IT—four parts. They all represent different types of styles that all still funnel into that signature Neighborhood aesthetic, which centers mostly on varying degrees of workwear. The four parts have fun, James Dean-sounding movie titles, like "The Camp-Any" (military-inspired), "Gentlemen's Agreement" (upper class bike racing), "Rebel Without A Cause" (old school workwear) and "The Old West" (Midwestern ranches). One thing is abundantly clear, Japanese brands still love their fucking camo. It's a bit of the good ol' same for Neighborhood, who never seems to evolve or change too wildly between seasons. If this is your shit, then you're probably already on board, ride or die style.
