The fashion line just launched their Spring 2019 denim range.

Acne Studios&#39;s new denim range dropped today, but in a sense, it&rsquo;s not that new. The collection features pieces that serve as a nod to their original styles but with a modern twist. In addition to new colors and washes, there are also patchwork styles created from upcycled materials&mdash;green is good and so are these jeans.

The cult brand launched in 1997 in Sweden but has since become an international behemoth&mdash;a staple in every cool kid&rsquo;s closet. The 1996 and 1997 styles are the focus of the collection with updated washes including pink, soft black, marble blue, and even a vintage patch pattern. Whether it&rsquo;s a patchy cigarette-style jean or a more relaxed boot-cut, men and women have a plethora of styles to choose from.

The revamped denim jackets serve as a statement piece and come in colors similar to the jeans. The 1998 men&rsquo;s jacket is hip-length with relaxed shoulders for that effortlessly hip look. Women have two options: the 1999 boxy cut jacket or the 2000 style that is longer with soft shoulders and welt pockets. But wait&mdash;there is more! You can pair a new Acne patchwork t-shirt dress with your favorite sneakers, wear one of their new raglan hoodies under a recreated denim jacket or accessorize with a denim bucket cap.

Acne stands for Ambition to Create Novel Expressions and while sporting the new collection it is easy to feel ambitious, confident and creative. Jonny Johansson, Acne&rsquo;s founder, turned his adoration for film, photography, architecture, and culture into a ready-to-wear brand that is accessible to all fashion fanatics. For instance, their Spring 2019 women&rsquo;s collection was inspired by the romantic world of <a href="In%20late%20January,%20L’Officiel%20USA%20covered%20Acne%20Studio’s%20Spring%202019%20collection%20that%20was%20inspired%20by%20ballet." target="_blank">dance</a>. The new collection has something for everyone&mdash;now, let&rsquo;s get shopping.&nbsp;

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Acne Studios Looks to the Old to Inspire the New

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Acne Studios Looks to the Old to Inspire the New

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