It’s not often that we look to Calvin Klein for print inspiration. Their 90s white and denim monopoly has certainly left a lasting legacy. As the menswear seasons are well underway, Calvin Klein presented their Spring/Summer 2014 in Milan and we loved the sky portal t-shirts and sweaters, inspired by the sky of Fire Island, where designer Zucchelli has a holiday house. The print concept developed even further after visiting the Guggenheim to see James Turrell’s show. The American artist’s work revolves around space and light installations. He is most famous for his work-in-progress Roden Crater a naked eye observatory, created from a cinder volcanic crater in the Arizona desert.
James Turrell installation that inspired Calvin Klein’s menswear prints.
