Anna ter Haar seems to seek inspiration from drops quite a bit. These big, black sunglasses look as though they are dripping with thick tar. That's usually a bag thing, but Haar made it look impossibly chic.
She made the black shades for the Klavers van Engelen fall/winter 2008/09 fashion show in Milan. More of these sunglasses can be seen on his site.
We have featued Haar's work before, last time it was chairs that appeared to be dripping in wet paint.
What's Driving This Trend
- Drop-inspired Fashion
- Designers are creating fashion items inspired by drops of various materials which have the potential to create unique, eye-catching designs.
- Innovative Eyewear Design
- New materials and creative approaches are being used by designers to create sunglasses that stand out and make a statement.
- Artistic Industrial Design
- Furniture and fashion accessories are being created with a focus on blurring the line between art and function.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Designers in the fashion industry are finding innovative ways to create unique and visually striking fashion items inspired by everyday objects like drops of various materials.
- Eyewear
- With new technologies, materials, and design ideas, the eyewear industry has the potential to revolutionize the way people approach and view sunglasses.
- Furniture
- Industrial designers are focusing on creating unique, eye-catching furniture that merges art and function to create pieces that stand out and catch the eye.
