Japanese musician, producer and designer Hiroshi Fujiwara and Fragment Design have come together with Uncommon to create a line of colorful iPhone 5 cases.
The cases team Hiroshi Fujiwara's cheerful coloration with Uncommon's functional design. The series is made up of an assortment of animal print, pixelated print and checkers. They are bold, playful and can cater to each individual's personality. A nice twist is the cheetah cases that have the ends dipped in a solid color ranging from plain black to a vibrant hot pink. Men and women can purchase these flashy tech accessories and protect their phones from harm.
Uncommon and Fragment Design demonstrate a collaboration gone right and the colorful iPhone 5 cases they offer are splashy accessories that can be amusing and personalized.
Pixel-Print Phone Cases
Uncommon Teamed Up With Fragment Design for Colorful iPhone 5 Cases
Trend Themes
1. Personalized Tech Accessories - The collaboration between Uncommon and Fragment Design highlights the trend of customized and playful tech accessories for phones, laptops, and tablets.
2. Bold and Colorful Prints - The use of pixelated prints, animal prints, and bold colors in the Uncommon and Fragment Design collaboration is a trend that can be seen in fashion, home decor, and tech accessories.
3. Collaborations Between Creatives - The collaboration between Hiroshi Fujiwara, Fragment Design, and Uncommon is a trend that showcases the value of partnering with other creatives to produce innovative and unique products.
Industry Implications
1. Tech Accessories - The trend of personalized and playful tech accessories can be seen in the phone cases offered by Uncommon and Fragment Design, but also in laptop sleeves, tablet covers, and other electronic accessories.
2. Fashion - Bold prints, bright colors, and playful designs are trends that can be seen in various sections of the fashion industry, including clothing, accessories, and footwear.
3. Design - The Uncommon and Fragment Design collaboration showcases the trend of partnering with other creatives, but also highlights the importance of design in all industries, from tech to fashion to home decor.