The Hermione de Paula SS13 collection is strangely tomboyish despite the predominance of the designer's signature use of hand-painted floral patterns. The model is pretty much clad head to toe in the print from the beginning of the lookbook to the end. Nevertheless, the casual cuts and baseball caps are all that is needed to add a masculine touch to each ensemble.
Titled Jade’s Magicopolis, the Hermione de Paula SS13 collection also concentrates heavily on the feminine layering of chiffon and silk. Even with the appearance of biker jackets, trousers and tank tops, the looks are still flowing and elegant.
Perfect for the warmer seasons, the Hermione de Paula SS13 collection is made for hipsters and ladies alike. Especially if those women have a bit of attitude when wearing the outfits.
What's Driving This Trend
- Tomboyish Fashion
- There is an opportunity for designers to create more gender-neutral clothing with a mix of masculine and feminine designs.
- Hand-painted Prints
- There is potential for artists to create unique and personalized fashion items with hand-painted prints.
- Feminine Layering
- There is an opportunity for designers to explore the combination of different layers of feminine fabrics to create a flowing and elegant look.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers could incorporate hand-painted prints and mix masculine and feminine designs for a more inclusive approach to clothing.
- Art
- Artists could incorporate their hand-painted prints into fashion items to create unique and personalized designs.
- Retail
- Retailers could focus on offering more gender-neutral clothing options with feminine layering to cater to a wider range of customers.
