The Maia Bergman Spring 2013 is ornate and elegantly embellished thanks to its vibrant display of bold color hues and sequin enriched embroidery. This stylishly sparkly womenswear line exudes femininity while allowing its wearer to stand out from the crowd.
The Argentinian designer and Central St. Martin’s School of Design graduate
enhances her clean and simplistic silhouettes by mixing textured fabric combinations and hand-crafted embellishment accents.
The designer's minimalist shapes are further elevated by colorful beadwork and organic patterns that take inspiration from bacteria growth. Paying homage to pop culture icon and designer Stephen Sprouse, the Maia Bergman Spring 2013 collection showcases the perfect balance between classic sophistication and eye-catching ornamentation. The designer's garments garner attention without being garish and over-the-top for their wearer.
Elegantly Embellished Catalogs
The Maia Bergman Spring 2013 Collection is Sequin Clad
Trend Themes
1. Embellished Fashion - The trend of elaborate and ornate textiles in fashion creates opportunities for new fabric technology and handcrafted embellishment techniques.
2. Minimalist Design with Ornamentation - The trend of combining minimalist silhouettes with embellishments allows for new creativity in design and mixing of texture.
3. Bacteria-inspired Patterns - The trend of incorporating organic patterns inspired by bacteria growth creates opportunities for biotechnology and the exploration of natural design elements.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - The fashion design industry can explore new techniques and technology for handcrafted embellishments, while also utilizing organic patterns in their design.
2. Textile Manufacturing - The textile manufacturing industry can innovate new materials and fabrics that incorporate organic patterns and textures, allowing for intricate embellishment without the use of excessive beads and sequins.
3. Biotechnology - The biotechnology industry can explore the use of bacteria-inspired patterns and textures in textiles, while also potentially creating sustainable textiles and dyes that incorporate these elements.