The Maison Albino Spring 2013 collection comes to the label's devotees in an upscale lookbook, one that is lit up with an unusual spotlight. The French label has been a forerunner of ready-to-wear, and it will continue to be so via this set of dainty garments.
Designer Albino D'amato looked to the Italian screen director Bernardo Bertolucci for inspiration. Bertolucci has always displayed a keen understanding of French culture and style, elements that are especially critical to D'Amato's legend.
Bertolucci's Last Tango in Paris and The Dreamers proved to be the fashionable fodder that D'amato was in search of. The architectural focus of his classic films is apparent in this picture series, apparent in the grand Parisian doors marble fireplaces.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Upscale Lookbooks
- Opportunity for luxury fashion brands to create visually appealing and elevated lookbooks to showcase their collections.
- Inspirational Directors
- Opportunity for designers to draw inspiration from renowned directors to infuse unique storytelling elements into their fashion collections.
- Architectural Influences
- Opportunity for fashion designers to incorporate architectural elements into their designs, creating visually striking and unique garments.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Luxury Fashion
- Luxury fashion brands can leverage upscale lookbooks to create a high-end brand image and attract affluent customers.
- Film and Entertainment
- Directors and filmmakers can collaborate with fashion brands to create visually captivating campaigns inspired by iconic films.
- Fashion and Design
- Designers can explore the intersection of fashion and architecture, creating innovative and avant-garde designs inspired by architectural structures.
