A collaboration between Edmonton’s hottest corset designer, Elise Truong (Sweet Carousel), and the exceptionally talented graffiti artists Kashvenoms, resulted in the production of “Sweet Venom,” strikingly-sexy one of a kind corsets so austere that even the lavishly chic Lady GaGa could not wait to get her hands on them.
Drawing inspiration from Gothic Lolita, Ms. Truong’s designs give off a feeling of modish Baroque sprinkled with a hint of sugary sweetness and more than a pinch of attitude. Paired with the glaringly creative artwork of Kashvenoms, these delectably dark corsets are the definition of wearable art.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Gothic Lolita Fashion
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Explore collaborations between fashion designers and graffiti artists to create unique, edgy clothing pieces.
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- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Push the boundaries of traditional fashion by merging artistic elements with functional garments.
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Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Incorporate unconventional elements like graffiti art into high fashion to attract a new audience and spark creativity.
- Art and Fashion Collaboration
- Disruptive innovation opportunity: Foster partnerships between artists and fashion designers to create unique and cutting-edge clothing collections.
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