The Franck Sorbier 14 in One Haute Couture gown as part of his Fall Winter 2012/2013 collection is a technicolor wonder. Using the same pure white gown to showcase multiple designs, Sorbier has rigged a lighting device that changes the look of the gown at the flip of a button.
However, what is not apparent about this risky venture is whether you can acquire that gown in those designs or simply as the white frock that is classic and beautiful. Either way, the innovative show marks a new change in incorporating technology into fashion with this stunning high-tech gown.
Acting more as a light installation than actual apparal, the Franck Sorbier 14 in One Haute Couture gown is definitely a beauty of art.
Light-Transforming Gowns
The Franck Sorbier 14 in One Haute Couture is Mesmorizing
Trend Themes
1. Light-transforming Fashion - The trend of incorporating lighting technology into clothing designs creates opportunities for designers to create unique garments and increase the interactivity of clothing.
2. Haute Couture Innovation - The trend of experimenting with innovative technologies such as lighting devices, offers designers the chance to differentiate themselves and showcase their creativity.
3. Interactive Wearable Technology - The trend of blending fashion and technology offers opportunities for new products and services that merge creativity with interactivity, with the potential to appeal to consumers seeking new and exciting experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Light-transforming fashion is a new and innovative opportunity for fashion designers, adding a new layer of innovation to the already creative clothing space.
2. Technology Industry - As the trend of interactive wearable technology continues to flourish, there is potential for technology and fashion brands to collaborate and create innovative new products and services.
3. Art and Design Industry - Haute Couture innovation, like the interactive light-transforming gowns, demonstrates the potential for fashion to not only serve a utilitarian purpose but also to be viewed as wearable art.