Skeletons and voodoo dolls seem to have been Japanese fashion designer Nozimi Ishiguro's inspiration for his Haute Couture 2010-11 A/W collection. I love the amazing ripped leggings and layered tribal feel of this chic voodoo doll vision.
The theme of the runway show was 'ghost,' but rather than having the feel of a flimsy supernatural spirit, the collection had a vivid jungle voodoo look to it, with bold colors and thick knitted garments as well as skeleton accessories draping around the neck and on coats and jumpers.
You can only admire Japanese fashion for taking it to the next level. I wouldn't be surprised if Nozimi Ishiguro got snapped away from Tokyo Fashion Week very soon to graze the catwalks at Paris Fashion Week with his voodoo magic.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Voodoo Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion designers to incorporate voodoo and tribal elements in their collections.
- Skeleton Accessories
- Opportunity for accessory designers to create statement pieces with skeleton motifs.
- Layered Leggings
- Opportunity for activewear and streetwear brands to design stylish yet comfortable layered leggings.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can embrace the voodoo couture trend and incorporate it in their collections.
- Accessories
- Accessory designers can create unique pieces with skeleton motifs inspired by the Ghost Voodoo Couture collection.
- Activewear
- Activewear and streetwear brands can take inspiration from the layered leggings and tribal elements in the collection to create their own unique pieces.
