As much as Kate Middleton is influencing women to dress more ladylike, fans of popstars like Lady Gaga and Rihanna are still embracing bold and quirky fashion choices, a category under which the Lisa Perry For Roy Lichtenstein collection falls. Although the pop art illustrations are stylishly loud, the cuts of these three exclusive dresses are rather demure, striking a lopsided compromise between the two rival fashion fads.
The Lisa Perry For Roy Lichtenstein features Lichtenstein's most famous pop art: Spray II, No Thank You and On. Comprised of 99 pieces, the collection will eventually feature t-shirts for those who don't necessarily care about balancing out their experimental and reserved sides. These shirts will include Hot Dog with Mustard, Compositions I and Keds images.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Bold Quirky Fashion
- The trend of bold and quirky fashion choices among fans of popstars like Lady Gaga and Rihanna.
- Pop Art Illustrations in Fashion
- The trend of incorporating pop art illustrations in fashion, seen in the Lisa Perry For Roy Lichtenstein collection.
- Experimental but Demure Fashion
- The trend of finding a compromise between experimental and demure fashion, exemplified by the cuts in Lisa Perry For Roy Lichtenstein dresses.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Retail
- The fashion retail industry can take advantage of the trend towards incorporating pop art illustrations in clothing lines, as seen in Lisa Perry For Roy Lichtenstein.
- Pop Art
- The pop art industry can benefit from additional collaboration with the fashion industry in creating merchandise featuring pop art illustrations, such as the Lisa Perry For Roy Lichtenstein collection.
- Celebrities
- Celebrities and their fashion choices continue to influence popular trends, as seen with fans of Lady Gaga and Rihanna embracing bold and quirky fashion options.
