I may not be brave enough to even envision myself in one of these designs for the Adam Andrascik SS11 collection, but that doesn't mean they aren't absolutely fabulous. Strategically torn and tailored, the 'peeling' effect is particularly impressive.
The Pittsburgh designer's first full collection after university, it is certainly a daring one. The Adam Andrascik SS11 collection is creatively structured, showcasing immense talent as well as vision.
What's Driving This Trend
- Creative Destruction Through Deconstructive Fashion
- Opportunities for unconventional designs and fashion experimentation by creating new lines of products through deconstructed and torn fashion.
- Sustainable Fashion Trends
- Creating environmentally friendly, long-lasting and reusable designs that drive fashion sustainability.
- Custom Branded Clothing Industry
- Providing bespoke deconstructed fashion options for different brands' customers for more personalized fashion experience.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- The traditional industry could be disrupted by the emergence of deconstructed and sustainable fashion trends.
- Retail Industry
- Stores that sell high-end deconstructed clothing and accessories could experience an increase in demand and sales.
- Branding Industry
- Companies specializing in personalized and custom clothing services can be seen as an opportunity to cater to consumers who embrace deconstructed fashion.
