Jonathan Saunders Pre-Fall 2013 womenswear collection possesses bold and bright patterns tailored in boxy and classic styles. The designer, known for being the "Scottish prince of prints," continues to live up to his reputation with this line. Fine fabrics are adorned with bold and graphic prints and color blocking that is oh so chic.
Multi-colored graphic prints that are reminiscent of bold brush strokes are the highlight pattern of the collection as it can be seen on a variety of dresses, pants and button up shirt combinations. Interestingly enough, Mr.Saunders took inspiration from the expressive brushstrokes of Francis Bacon.
The designer also made use of some of the most rich and beautiful colors including cobalt blue, oxblood, dusty pinks and mustard yellows. To top it off, the Jonathan Saunders Pre-Fall collection continued to use the fading hombre color variation on several of its pieces, which gives the collection a polished vibe.
Boldly Expressive Brushstroke Collections
Francis Bacon Inspires Jonathan Saunders Pre-Fall Line
Trend Themes
1. Multi-colored Graphic Prints - The use of multi-colored graphic prints that resemble bold brushstrokes offer a new wave of creative opportunities.
2. Use of Expressive Brushstrokes - Inspired by Francis Bacon, incorporating expressive brushstrokes into fashion design has the potential to disrupt the industry with unique patterns.
3. Fading Ombré Colors - Continuing the trend of fading ombré colors on clothing items provides an innovative technique to fabric dyeing for fashion designers.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The use of bold, expressive patterns and colors can inspire the fashion industry to push boundaries with new techniques and designs.
2. Textile - Integrating new techniques to dyeing fabrics with fading ombré colors can elevate textile manufacturing and the materials available to designers.
3. Fine Arts - Collaborations between designers and artists can tap into the world of fine arts and bring unique interpretations of art through fashion to the forefront.