The Lullatic Portable Home is the perfect mix between fashion and necessity.
Three Middlesex University students, Franziska Lusser, Hanna Nielsen, and Luca Romanyi, obviously were out too late one night and couldn’t find their way back to shelter. Hiding under Mary Poppins' skirt seemed like a genius idea, so they conjured up the portable, wearable dress for the urban nomad. They were philosophic about their concept clothing, saying that where you hang your hat, rather where-you-put-your-hat-on-a-pole-to-make-a-teepee, should not define your being. Rather, one should turn their surroundings into their abode with the Lullatic Portable Home, and appreciate the smaller pleasures, such as wearing your shelter to the office party.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Portable Shelter
- The Lullatic Portable Home showcases a trend towards wearable shelters for urban nomads.
- Fashion-utility Fusion
- The Lullatic Portable Home exemplifies the trend of integrating fashion and functionality in innovative ways.
- Nomadic Living
- The Lullatic Portable Home aligns with the trend of embracing a nomadic lifestyle, where your shelter goes wherever you do.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can explore the disruptive innovation opportunity of creating more functional apparel that provides shelter and protection.
- Outdoor Recreation
- The outdoor recreation industry can capitalize on the trend of portable shelters by developing innovative solutions for adventurers and urban nomads.
- Architecture & Interior Design
- The architecture and interior design industries can find opportunities to integrate portable shelter concepts into their designs, blurring the lines between living spaces and clothing.
