Keith Herron’s Advisry brand, established in 2014, has been steadily expanding its horizons over the past few years. Season 8 marked the birth of its first full ready-to-wear collection, while Season 9 welcomed womenswear into the mix. With Season 10’s Spring/Summer 2024 collection, Advisry stands tall, radiating its distinct personality.
Titled “Technicolor,” the latest collection not only celebrates Advisry’s evolution but also solidifies its multifaceted style and design essence. The collection’s name perfectly encapsulates the brand’s journey, where color, development, and history converge. It’s a collection that offers a little bit of everything, seamlessly blending formal, prep, sportswear, and street styles.
One prominent design theme in the collection is the fusion of formal and prep elements—a signature Advisry move. This season, the execution is notably wearable, featuring tweed as the star fabric. Tweed takes center stage in shoulder-less blazers, suits with sculptural shoulder covers, hooded zip-up jackets, and multi-paneled dresses. Notable tweed moments include the striking opening look, featuring a black/deep blue sculptural suit alongside a flamingo pink three-part dress.
In addition to tweed, Advisry’s focus on elevated pieces shines through with pinstripe suits and tops in white, satin high-waisted trousers, flowing black and blue dresses in sheer and silk fabrics, a royal blue velvet cropped two-piece ensemble, and eye-catching cocoon tops/dresses in bubblegum pink, goldenrod, and cobalt blue.
Stepping away from formality, Herron also introduced a sportswear vision, featuring wide-legged track pants, an oversized sweater, and a substantial collar zip-up jacket in collaboration with adidas. Regardless of the style category, Season 10 of Advisry confirms the brand’s versatility, elevated development, and an established core identity.
Herron shared his vision for the “Technicolor” collection, stating, “I want to share a color story that goes through the history of color processes in film that results in Technicolor, to symbolize the evolution of aesthetic technologies. This color story will epitomize the growth of the brand itself—from ‘Black & White’ to ‘Color.'”
