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| All the trends do not just happen, and each has a clear link to something of the past. Whether an artistic, historical period, a journey, a character .... In the case of the lines here is a clear example of inspiration .... Mood: CLOTHES ARTIST Sonia Delaunay, designed for the theater. Contemporary, do not you think? |
HORIZONTAL, VERTICAL, DIAGONAL, broken,
OVERLAPPED, CORRUGATED, BLACK & WHITE MULTICOLOR
OPTICAL, NARROW, WIDE, DISTANCE, SHORT ...
"lines"
Lines, lines and even lines ... already by the parade of 2009 was felt that it became a real trend ... but who would have imagined that still would roost in the group of trends in various shapes and colors! Proposals for several seasons by nearly all the fashion houses in different moods and contexts. Abina and versatile enough to become both etiquette that rock'n'roll!
all started from the mood took from the world Navy, through simple navy and white horizontal stripes. Outfit holiday taste with hints of water. Printed, jacquard, narrow or macros, were a must for summer qalche ago. From TV star, the windows of the major cities, the lines held sway over all other trendy!
Today, the lines continue to invade the catwalks of signatures that most influence the fashion industry.
The famous geometric pattern becomes inspired by different historical and artistic influences. Do not recall most of the glamorous seaside destinations such as Capri, Portofino and the Riviera, but refine the research inspired by the Futurist manifestos, paintings and clothing of Russian Constructivism, geometric prints of the artists of the past or contemporaries, such as Sonia Delaunay Shepard Fairey.
no longer recall the taste of our French Garcons Coco Chanel, but trace the origins of man through an almost tribal style and multicolor.
It 's easy to find today scratchy lines and graphics, as optical, create the simple combination of the achromatic black and white. Then move on to the proposals of the most colorful and cheerful spring / summer 2011 collections. Just look at the entire collection of Prada, made of overlapping lines and the bright color combinations .... The dresses from the diagonal lines of Just Cavalli ... Sonia Rykiel revisiting the color of .....
Just really just look around to realize this strong trend almost obsessive ...
Shopping, celebrities, magazine covers, displays and exhibitions with a strong graphic appeal, packaging ...
habit and you also get involved .... It 's time lines, geometry, and Africa the Bauhaus.
And if you're not convinced yet, follow this quick and intuitive collection of images, look and culture of your roses!
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| ... starting with me, and motion graphics created by this simple and versatile cardigan from H & M, combined with a vintage dress navy blue, sailor style. |
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| Also I macro in black & white striped sofa cover combined with the meter bought from IKEA. |
Examples of how fashion is inspired by the ideas of artists of the past. T.shirt above the optical effect created by the mess of lines of verse. Below, incece, one of the "SUITS SIMULTANEOUS" the woman of the future ... Sonia Delaunay
... And speaking of women in the future, here is another artist, this time contemporary, which continues to be a trendsetter with his video and his strong-willed, chameleon-like look ... Pop star Rihanna, this time in style with DELAUNAY ll'accostamento chromatic lines and touches of red, not to mention shorts dl reminiscent of the paintings in this artist of the '20s!
And what about this cover of Marie Claire? Here, too, black & white stripes worn by another international pop icon .... DUFFY.
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| Sring FASHION TRENDS? STRIPES!! |
yet another confirmation of a trend really POP!? The windows of the shopping street in London ...
No more "little black dress" but "stripes dress for every occasion and every possible combination! Even with denim!
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| an outfit stolen from a shop window in Regent Street in London |
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| JUST CAVALLI focuses on "yellow & white" for this summer dress, featuring a striped fabric cut on the bias. |
In contrast, other color combinations were created thanks to a common source of inspiration ....
The "painting of pure color" of Delaunay ...
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| white and black stripes and micro designs, matched with bright blue |
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| costumes and fantasies of Delaunay .... and after the lines .... The POIS or POLKA DOT! |
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| sandy tones and bright orange for LES COPAINS S / S 2011 |
RED, BLACK & WHITE
ispirane This time the part from the works of another artist, the Russian Varvara Stepanov. In 1923 he devoted himself to the realization of tissues for the textile industry and became a textile designer at Tsildel (the first textile factory in the state) near Moscow. In the same year in the journal Lef theorized the implementation of constructivist dress a dress designed for work, which was to give priority to the social function than aesthetics. Each decoration was to be abolished in favor of comfort and functionality Dress .... Hence the chromatic taste, eccentric and rebellious lines of the RED, WHITE AND BLACK. 
rebel And I'm referring to the strong flavor of this odd punk-geometric color combination. Clearly exposed in the photo below, taken in London.
And back to Prada, with its striped wedge eccentrche Frenchie.
The pop star DUFFY, comes out again, while browsing the Marie Claire in the month of February, bought in England.
WHITE & RED,
simply .... and in nine different expressions
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| JUST CAVALLI zebra and his red |
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| Again, our TRENDSETTER! |
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| The artist Shepard Fairey is inspired by Russian constructivism to create these original shopping bags for the famous New York store, Saks Fifth Avenue . PROPAGANDA FOR A REAL SHOPPING! |
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| a vest that is inspired by the posters of Russian Constructivism and why not ... the illustrations in our street artist Shepard Fairey |
Finally I leave you with one last gem ...
this is a custom in mglia dropped by Sonia Delaunay, taken in the geometric shapes and color from our beloved fashion designer Sonia Rykiel.
EH! NOT invent anything ... But one document and restates in a contemporary mood.
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