Art-inspired fashion has always been prominent on the runway it seems, however, unless one knows what they're looking for, it's not always easy to spot.
In order to make the ways in which this is done a little more clear, 'As a Muse,' a website and social account that's run by a French woman based in London named Hélène, highlights the pieces that the art-inspired fashion takes ques from. In doing so, she works to give further expose to the artists whose designs are creatively implemented into new mediums, as well as speak to the prevalence of this practice in the industry.
One example of this includes 'The Great Wave off Kanagawa,' which is shown as the backdrop to a model wearing a dress with its design.
Exaggerated Art-Inspired Fashion
'As a Muse' Highlights the Works Specific Designs Take Ques from
Trend Themes
1. Art-inspired Fashion - Art-inspired fashion continues to be prominent on the runway with designers creatively implementing famous artworks into new fashion pieces, giving more exposure to artists.
2. Fashion Blogging - Fashion bloggers are using their platforms to highlight runway trends, like art-inspired fashion, and explain the creative design inspiration behind the pieces.
3. Virtual Art Exhibitions - With an increase in art-inspired fashion, virtual art exhibitions can showcase the original inspiration behind these designs, connecting fashion and art in new ways.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Art-inspired fashion has created a new trend, with designers using famous artworks as inspiration to create new fashion pieces.
2. Art - Increased exposure from fashion designers turning famous artworks into fashion pieces can create new business opportunities for artists and art galleries.
3. Technology - Advancements in virtual art exhibitions can create new partnerships between the fashion and art industries, providing immersive experiences highlighting the inspiration behind fashion trends.