The Apple we know today might be known for its minimalistic aesthetic now, but there was a time when that wasn’t true. The hip brand has come a long way from its 1986 fashion and lifestyle massacre known as The Apple Collection.
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It’s hard to imagine that black turtleneck aficionado Steve Jobs would have approved of these clothes. The catalogue was released a year after he left the company. Filled with oversized sweatshirts, windbreakers, and obnoxiously bright patterns. Just about any piece could be worn in a sort of self-deprecating irony. If these pieces were available today, they would make the ideal gift for any hipster!
So brace yourself and pop your collar; we’re about to take a trip to the 80s.
Photo Source: imgur “The Apple Collection”
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