I love the minimalist, meticulous menswear shown on the Bohento Spring 2010 runway, but the hairnet masks sported by the models punctuate the fashions well, albeit in a particular way. The casual outfit worn by the model in the first image reminds me of a student mixed with the lunch lady--in a fashionable way, of course.
Check out more images of the Bohento Spring 2010 collection above, and keep clicking for more minimalist menswear features.
Implications - The Spanish label behind these creations, Bohento, was founded in 2008 by Cuca Ferra and Pablo de la Torres. This collection is a prime example of what happens when two great partners collaborate, each bringing a different aesthetic to the line. Do not be surprised if you hear more from Bohento in the near future.
Hairnet Masks
The Bohento Spring 2010 Collection Takes Inspiration From the Cafeteria
Trend Themes
1. Fashion-meets-essential - Designing fashion items that integrate essential personal protective equipment can create new fashion trends that cater to practical needs.
2. Cafeteria-inspired - Taking inspiration from unlikely sources such as cafeterias or other seemingly mundane venues can lead to innovative and unique fashion designs.
3. Collaborative-creativity - Effective collaborations between designers with different aesthetics can result in a fashion collection that stands out in the industry and creates a new wave of trends.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Incorporating practical elements and safety equipment into fashion designs can open up new opportunities and markets within the fashion industry.
2. Food Service Industry - Exploring creative and unexpected applications of food service equipment and apparel can lead to innovation in the food service industry.
3. Design Industry - Encouraging cross-disciplinary collaboration between designers with varying aesthetics can foster innovation and create new trends in the design industry.