Autumn begins a time when fashion can start to become edgy, and there is a distinct movement away from bright colors, however Anne Sophie Madsen's F/W 2013 took her collection not only to dark colors, but also to dark places.
Mixing both causal and evening wear, Madsen's collection was truly a paradox. It was a full monochromatic show, and the pops of white were the breaks in between a sea of blacks and grays. Stunning pieces with a rebellious vibe strutted down the runway, accompanied by horns on the models' heads.
The homage to a devilish creature was apparent through the vacant looks in the models eyes, the terrifying creatures on the clothes, the horns and the replica fangs. This was truly an original collection; not only were the clothes stunning, but the atmosphere was intense. Anne Sophie Madsen's F/W collection has perfectly mixed good and evil, and brought the sides together for an amazing showing.
Devilshly Daring Fashion
Anne Sophie Madsen's 2013 F/W Pits Good Against Evil
Trend Themes
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Dark Fashion — Opportunity to create edgy, monochromatic pieces inspired by devilish themes.
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Rebellious Clothing — Opportunity to channel a rebellious vibe and incorporate animalistic features into clothing.
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Good Vs. Evil-inspired Design — Opportunity to experiment with designing clothing inspired by the themes of good vs. evil, light vs. dark.
Industry Implications
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Fashion — Industry could capitalize on the trend towards edgier, darker clothing with animalistic features and devilish themes.
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Beauty — Industry could create makeup and beauty looks to accompany the edgy, dark clothing that has animalistic features and devilish themes.
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Entertainment — Industry could leverage the theme of good vs. evil, light vs. dark in films, TV shows, and video games for heightened drama.