Traditional crafts are in for a big transformation, and it’s a glamorously modern one. From Roberto Cavalli’s grand tassels to Holly Fulton and Betty Jackson's short tassels on skirts and jerseys, all are bestowing a distinct piece of brilliance to the craft world that is evident in the designers' fashion spring/summer collections.
Found in these collections are tasseled evening gowns, feathered fitted skirts and fringed adornments that will work wonders for fashion-loving artistic types. Unlike many of the ordinary spring collections, the craft idea shows how to take your collection to a whole new level, and many fashion giants' wide embrace of the crafts proves this.
In the video above, Nina Ricci captures a piece of the neoteric craft innovation in her Spring/Summer 2011 collection with a pink dress made mostly out of pink feathers and other fabulous craft-inspired haute couture.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Craft-inspired Fashion
- Investing in craft-inspired fashion can bring a unique and glamorous touch to traditional designs.
- Fringe and Tassel Trends
- Incorporating fringe and tassels in clothing designs can add a playful and eye-catching element to fashion collections.
- Innovative Haute Couture
- Exploring innovative techniques and materials in haute couture can lead to breathtaking and unconventional creations.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can embrace craft-inspired designs to attract fashion-loving artistic types.
- Textiles
- Introducing fringe and tassel trends into textiles can open up new design possibilities and create unique fabrications.
- Luxury Retail
- The luxury retail industry can showcase innovative haute couture pieces to captivate customers looking for exclusive and one-of-a-kind designs.
