The Michelle Loweholder Spring 2013 collection features Elizabethan inspired accessory pieces with a subtle tribal twist. Entitled 'Elizabeth', this stunning jewelry collection by the London based designer pays tribute to the famed English monarch and is modeled by the royal's red-haired look-a-like.
The Central St.Martins graduate creates eccentrically ornate pieces that explore bold volumes and textures. Working with coiled metal materials, the designer creates a versatile range of voluminous neck pieces, oversized bangles and crown-inspired headwear that is an avant-garde take on ornamentation.
Reviving past era fashions, the Michelle Loweholder Spring 2013 accessory line goes against the grain and defies tradition. The daring designer is best known for experimenting with vintage and up-cycled materials that give her pieces a distinct and unconventional edge.
What's Driving This Trend
- Elizabethan Revival
- Businesses can explore the potential of combining past era fashions with modern design for creating unique fashion accessory collections.
- Avant-garde Ornamentation
- Innovators can create unconventional and eccentrically ornate pieces of jewelry by exploring bold volumes and textures, and experimenting with coiled metal materials.
- Tribal Twist
- Businesses can explore the scope of creating jewelry collections with a subtle tribal twist, thereby incorporating ethnic and traditional elements in modern fashion accessories.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion & Accessories Industry
- Opportunities lie for fashion and accessories industry players to explore avant-garde ornamentation and the revival of past era fashion to create unique and unconventional collections.
- Art and Design Industry
- Innovators in the art and design industry can experiment with combining ethnic and traditional elements into modern jewelry collections to create a new trend.
- Vintage and Upcycling Industry
- The creation of Michelle Loweholder Spring 2013's accessory line from vintage and upcycled materials highlights the potential for businesses in the vintage and upcycling industry to explore innovative ways to create unique products.
