Trendinista follows her excellent fish-inspired fashion post with a superb study of Diana Bobar's Spring'08 ready-to-wear collection. This time, inspiration seems to come from the endangered Wild Cyclamen, a tubular Mediterranean flower with breezy, spiral petals.
Trendinista explains that the genus name Cyclamen is derived from the Greek word kyklamenos which means "circle form". The circular movement of Bobar's latest dress designs strikes a cord with such circle form and as seen by the accompanying images, they possess a striking resemblance with these delicate flowers.
I have to tip my hat off to Trendinista and her amazing talent in finding such smart comparisons and magnificent natural images.
Check out the amazing fish-inspired post:
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Circular Movement Fashion
- Creating dress designs with circular movement inspired by natural forms like flowers presents disruptive innovation opportunities for the fashion industry.
- Endangered Flower Inspiration
- Drawing inspiration from endangered flowers like the Wild Cyclamen offers disruptive innovation opportunities for various industries, including fashion and design.
- Nature-inspired Designs
- Exploring natural forms and incorporating them into design aesthetics can lead to disruptive innovation opportunities across industries such as fashion and interior design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the circular movement and delicate beauty of flowers to create innovative and sustainable designs.
- Design
- The design industry can find disruptive innovation opportunities by integrating endangered flower inspirations into various product lines, such as home decor and furniture.
- Interior Design
- Incorporating nature-inspired designs and elements into interior design can lead to disruptive innovation, creating unique and eco-friendly spaces.
