The Alice Carvill-White Autumn/Winter 2012 Collection is Eclectic
Jana Pijak — September 16, 2012 — Fashion
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The Alice Carvill-White Autumn/Winter 2012 collection is eccentric and avant-garde. The London-based designer, who is a graduate from the University of Westminster, explores exaggerated proportions and experiments with fur as a boundless material.
The designer’s visual concept for this collection centers around the practice of blending natural and man-made fibers. Though her work is simplistic and impeccably tailored, its subtle, yet avant-garde details are what make it stand apart from the crowd.
From layered shoulder panelling and oversized sleeves to belted fur coats, the Alice Carvill-White Autumn/Winter 2012 menswear collection marries modern minimalism with past-era ruggedness where roughly textured furs are more of a homage to ancient man rather than a representation of wealth and excess.
The designer’s visual concept for this collection centers around the practice of blending natural and man-made fibers. Though her work is simplistic and impeccably tailored, its subtle, yet avant-garde details are what make it stand apart from the crowd.
From layered shoulder panelling and oversized sleeves to belted fur coats, the Alice Carvill-White Autumn/Winter 2012 menswear collection marries modern minimalism with past-era ruggedness where roughly textured furs are more of a homage to ancient man rather than a representation of wealth and excess.
Trend Themes
1. Exaggerated Proportions in Fashion - Designers are experimenting with oversized and exaggerated proportions to stand out in the crowded fashion industry.
2. Exploring New Material Boundaries - Designers are pushing the boundaries of traditional materials and exploring new ways to incorporate unexpected materials in their collections.
3. Minimalism with Avant-garde Details - The fusion of modern minimalism with avant-garde details is becoming a popular trend among emerging fashion designers.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Fashion designers have the opportunity to innovate and push the boundaries of traditional design approaches.
2. Textile Manufacturing - As designers explore new materials, the textile manufacturing industry has the potential to develop new techniques and technologies to produce these materials at scale.
3. Luxury Fashion - Exaggerated proportions and unexpected material choices are disrupting the traditional notion of luxury fashion, providing opportunities for new players to enter the market.
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