Anna Kesar, a young Polish fashion designer, recently launched a collection inspired by the northern lights. The concept was to show the Aurora Borealis on fabric and compare women to this amazing phenomenon.
This Anna Kesar collection is definitely one that is both captivating and mysterious. With blues that resemble a lit-up sky, this line is guaranteed to catch the eyes of many. Check out this Anna Kesar collection in the featured gallery.
Implications - This trend signals the influence of the relationship between femininity and fluidity. The implication is that industries across the board will continue to use colors that represent mysterious natural phenomenons like the Aurora Borealis or waterfalls, in order to create a sense of the female body as mystifying.
What's Driving This Trend
- Feminine Fluidity
- Opportunity to use colors inspired by natural phenomenons to create a sense of mystique around the female body.
- Captivating Blues
- Opportunity to design fashion lines with blues that resemble a lit-up sky.
- Nature-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity to create collections that draw inspiration from natural phenomenons like the northern lights.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can incorporate colors and designs inspired by natural phenomenons to create captivating and mysterious collections.
- Textile
- Opportunity to develop fabrics and materials that can replicate the visual effects of natural phenomenons like the Aurora Borealis or waterfalls.
- Beauty
- Beauty industry can use colors and visual elements inspired by natural phenomenons to create captivating makeup collections.
