Antipodium's Spring/Summer 2013 show debuted a collection of square-shaped headbands. The London-based brand has been working from its Australian hub, fusing the cultures and traditions of the regions. Founder and expat Ashe Peacock has been delivering the best of both worlds since the brands launch in 2003.
This Spring/Summer 2013 line is full of surprises. The ready-to-wear pieces featured 50s inspired cuts with pleated a-line skirts and bowling style shirts. Leather bomber jackets revealed a rebellious street chic spirit, although this was toned down by soft billowing dresses.
The most shocking twist came from these angular headpieces, tying back the hair of the models in a strict, sleek manner. The ponytails remained stiffly in place throughout the 2012 London Fashion Week display.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Angular Headpieces
- Opportunity to create unique and edgy hair accessories that stand out in the fashion industry.
- Pleated A-line Skirts
- Opportunity to design retro-inspired skirts with pleats that combine classic and modern fashion elements.
- Rebellious Street Chic
- Opportunity to create fashion pieces that blend edgy and rebellious styles with a chic and sophisticated look.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Accessories
- Disruptive innovation opportunity to develop new and unconventional headpiece designs that appeal to fashion-forward individuals.
- Apparel Manufacturing
- Opportunity to incorporate pleated a-line skirts into fashion collections to cater to consumers looking for unique and retro-inspired clothing.
- Fashion Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunity to combine rebellious and streetwear elements with stylish and sophisticated designs in apparel.
