Showing posts with label emerging print trends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label emerging print trends. Show all posts
Saturday, 15 September 2012
Wednesday, 1 August 2012
Emerging Print: PATCHWORK: Round 2
Got to love Dries for being one step ahead as always... with these amazing patchworked prints from Summer 12. Coolhunter had a post on outdoor wallpaper, and you can't help but wonder at the work and beauty in ancient mosaics. This is what I mean by gorgeous patchwork.
far left, bottom right, all other images
far left, bottom right, all other images
Emerging Print: PATCHWORK
Patchwork. It brings to mind little old ladies with homes stacked full of quilts, or hippies with long flowing patchwork skirts.
However it is coming back as print inspiration for Summer 2013. Of course, its fashion, and this is going to be gorgeous, not that naff version that you might have in mind. This will be haute patchwork, with subtle and well considered clashes and matches.
Think combining the same print in two different colourways, or in varied scales. Think on trend palettes with modern florals, geometrics, ethnic inspiration and photographs. Could be interesting!
However it is coming back as print inspiration for Summer 2013. Of course, its fashion, and this is going to be gorgeous, not that naff version that you might have in mind. This will be haute patchwork, with subtle and well considered clashes and matches.
Think combining the same print in two different colourways, or in varied scales. Think on trend palettes with modern florals, geometrics, ethnic inspiration and photographs. Could be interesting!
Tuesday, 31 July 2012
Emerging Print: TAPA CLOTH
We've been in the tropics this summer with Hawaiian prints and bright hues everywhere.
Now we move down to the southern pacific; to the islands of Samoa, Fiji and Tonga and discover the Tapa cloth. Vintage inspiration is predominantly in bark and natural hues, while a modern reincarnation could move to brighter colours. Shades will remain tonal within the print, never having too much contrast.
Now we move down to the southern pacific; to the islands of Samoa, Fiji and Tonga and discover the Tapa cloth. Vintage inspiration is predominantly in bark and natural hues, while a modern reincarnation could move to brighter colours. Shades will remain tonal within the print, never having too much contrast.
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