Looking like a futuristic diva out of a dystopian short story, the Aline Weber for Numero China April 2013 spread helps to characterize style using geometric patterns and harsh lines.
While Weber can be seen in some shots physically holding the shapes, in others she is simply accented with vibrantly bold backgrounds and obscure cages. The fashion itself takes center stage with some truly avant garde designs making a debut.
With make-up by Kaoru Okubo and hair by Andre Gunn, the Aline Weber for Numero China April 2013 hits a nerve with the fashion industry; while couture clothing might look wonderful on the runway, the act of wearing such glamorous clothing can often feel constricting and somewhat foreign.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Geometric Fashion
- Opportunity for designers to incorporate geometric patterns and harsh lines into avant-garde fashion designs.
- Futuristic Dystopian Style
- Potential for creating fashion collections and accessories inspired by futuristic diva aesthetics from dystopian short stories.
- Avant Garde Couture
- Disruptive innovation opportunity in creating couture clothing that combines avant-garde designs with comfort and wearability.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can explore geometric patterns and futuristic dystopian styles to create avant-garde collections.
- Makeup and Beauty
- Opportunity for makeup artists and beauty brands to experiment with edgy makeup looks inspired by geometric accents and futuristic diva aesthetics.
- Hair Styling
- Hair stylists can create innovative hairstyles that complement the geometric accented fashion and futuristic diva style.
