A knitted house-dress, a knotted-robe and a men’s knitted suit-dress. These are just some of the extraordinary and amazing fashion pieces that were seen on the catwalk of Beckmans College of Design at Stockholm Fashion Week this season.
The Swedish Beckmans College of Design show is notably not only a graduate show, it also features the mid-Bachelor-study collection samples from second year fashion students, which makes it an interesting mix of work in progress and final collection pieces.
At this season’s fashion week, 14 students presented 3-5 innovative outfits focused on knitwear. Some of the names to look out for are Emilie Steele, Maria Melinder, Fanny Ollas, Josefin Arnell, Disa Treutiger, Carina Sahlin and Heidi Nilausen.
You can read interviews with some of the students at Dazed Digital.
What's Driving This Trend
- Innovative Knitwear Fashion
- Opportunities for creating unique and unconventional knitwear fashion pieces that push the boundaries of traditional clothing designs.
- Mixing Work in Progress and Final Collections
- Opportunities for fashion shows to feature a combination of unfinished and completed collections for a dynamic and diverse showcase.
- Highlighting Emerging Fashion Talent
- Opportunities to showcase the work of up-and-coming fashion designers and provide them with a platform to gain recognition.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in developing innovative knitwear designs and exploring new fashion trends.
- Fashion Shows and Events
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in rethinking the structure and content of fashion shows, incorporating unfinished collections, and highlighting emerging talent.
- Fashion Education
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in designing curriculum and programs that promote experimental and boundary-pushing fashion design.
