If you don’t live in Australia or don’t know anything about fashion, (I fall into both categories.) you may be unfamiliar with BlackMilk, but it’s a popular Australia-based fashion company that ships its clothing worldwide. That may be good news for you, as the BlackMilk X Super Mario collection has launched today online, showcasing dozens of articles of stylish women’s clothes featuring iconic Mario characters and iconography. Additionally, a BlackMilk X Animal Crossing collection will be launching on Monday, Oct. 12 at 5:00 p.m.
The BlackMilk x Super Mario collection includes the likes of Warp Pipe business time shirts, Yoshi Garden cuffed shorts, a Bowser shiny bomber jacket, and whatever a “Princess Peach argyle short sleeve evil mini skater dress” is. A lot of it looks genuinely really nice, but I guess when you have a bunch of models wearing stuff, it’s supposed to look nice. There are a range of prices according to the type of attire, as Mario shorts overalls run $109 AUD ($78 USD), but Super Mario Enemies HW bike pants are a more reasonable $59 AUD ($42 USD). Some pieces have already hit their presale limits, so check back again if there’s something you really like.
Here we go! The BlackMilk X Super Mario collection is LIVE ~ https://t.co/qwX7Q63PoE
What super pieces did you order?#SuperMario #blackmilkclothing pic.twitter.com/oTAia86ELe
— BlackMilk Clothing (@BlackMilkTweets) October 5, 2020
Meanwhile, details on the BlackMilk X Animal Crossing collection are a bit hard to come by right now. However, it will include “the cutest prints and totally unique designer pieces featuring Timmy and Tommy, Isabelle, K.K., and more.”
It's happening! ?
Our Animal Crossing: New Horizons collection drops at 7am AEST Tues October 13.
Sign up for more info ~ https://t.co/Y56AmLxDsq#AnimalCrossing #blackmilkclothing pic.twitter.com/Lb4FpCYE8n
— BlackMilk Clothing (@BlackMilkTweets) October 5, 2020
What do you think of the BlackMilk x Super Mario collection and the tease for Animal Crossing attire? Leave a comment if your fashion knowledge extends beyond the few seasons of Project Runway that I’ve seen.
