We truly are in the golden age of geek fashion.
It’s hard to believe there was a time that the only way to really express your fandom in your everyday wardrobe was with a cheap logo-printed t-shirt. As modern geeks, we hardly had to live through that time. And now, it’s easier than ever to seamlessly and stylishly incorporate your fandom into your wardrobe.
There are a ton of awesome collaborations that have dropped recently that prove my point. Here are a few of my favorite finds from this month:
Bloomingdale’s x Nintendo
With spring officially here, Bloomingdale’s couldn’t have chosen a better time to debut these exclusive Nintendo collaborations. The line includes 32 different brands, ranging from Herschel Supply Co. to S’Well.
Every piece is unique but cohesive with icons, prints, and a primary color scheme reminiscent of everyone’s favorite childhood video game. (And if anyone’s looking to get me a belated birthday gift, I’m really digging these ‘Game Over’ pool slides.)
Alex and Ani x A Wrinkle in Time
Alex and Ani’s line for Disney’s A Wrinkle In Time provides us with the perfect way to carry a little piece of the book and film’s hopeful, inspiring messages wherever we go. It contains 20 pieces ranging from necklaces to rings.
The collection also includes a piece designed by A Wrinkle In Time‘s leading lady Storm Reid. All proceeds from said piece go towards First Book, a nonprofit dedicated to providing a quality education to children through books.
Loungefly Studio Ghibli Ponyo Accessories
Like any reasonable person, I’m a sucker for both Studio Ghibli movies and a Loungefly mini backpack. Needless to say, this was a perfect cross-section of interests.
As an exclusive for BoxLunch, Loungefly released a mini backpack with an adorable, under-the-sea print featuring everyone’s favorite goldfish princess. The design also comes in a matching nautical wallet and tote.
Did you have favorite finds that released recently? Tell us about it in the comments below!
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Tristan George
Tristan puts her fashion business degree to good use as the operations manager at Jordandené. She spends most of her free time writing, baking, and watching reruns of The Office.
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