The 'Brushfire Summer Wrap' is one product that would look stunning on any woman. Designed by Lindsay Thornburg, this colorful wrap is a must-have for any season.
The rich colored oranges, yellows, purples, blues and browns of the scarf were inspired by a photo that Lindsay Thornburg took of a bushfire on a trip to Idaho. The photo was then manipulated and then printed onto a thin cashmere-modal fabric. Meant to be worn in a number of different styles, the Brushfire Summer Wrap can be tied into a sarong appropriate for the beach or done up as a wrap, perfect for that little black dress that needs an added accent.
Each wrap is printed in Italy and finished in New York City and measures in at 57 inches by 40 inches.
What's Driving This Trend
- Colorful Scarves
- Creating scarves with vibrant colors inspired by nature could disrupt the scarf industry and attract customers looking for unique accessories.
- Printed Fabric Design
- Utilizing manipulated photographs printed onto fabric opens up opportunities for innovative fashion designs and personalized clothing.
- Versatile Accessories
- Designing scarves that can be worn in multiple styles caters to the demand for versatile fashion pieces that can be adapted to different occasions.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry could benefit from incorporating colorful, nature-inspired scarves that offer a fresh and unique style to customers.
- Textile Printing
- The textile printing industry can explore innovative techniques to manipulate and print photographs onto fabrics, creating new opportunities for designers.
- Accessories
- The accessories industry has the potential to tap into the demand for versatile scarves that can be worn in various styles, offering customers flexible fashion options.
