Entitled 'Aesthetic Compositions' this collection by designer Angeline Oei gains its visual inspiration from the world of architecture. Aiming to exude both a feminine and ethereal air, this avant-garde line of womenswear embraces sculptural shoulder accents and oversized silhouettes.
The designer's highly conceptual garments are meant to serve as a criticism for our image-obsessed society that is dominated by digital media. Boasting a slew of architectural accents, the 'Aesthetic Compositions' collection by Angeline Oei also features other eye-catching visual elements that include digitized photo prints and volume-infused shapes that give dimension to an individual's body.
The Singapore-born designer creates a collection reminiscent of 2D printed media imagery. Mimicking what she sees in a traditional magazine, Angeline Oei creates wearable garments that appear three-dimensional and complex in their construction.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Architectural Fashion
- Creating sculptural shoulder accents and oversized silhouettes are opportunities for the fashion industry to explore the intersection between fashion and architecture.
- Digital Media Criticism
- Using avant-garde clothing to criticize the image-obsessed society provides an opportunity for the media industry to explore the impact of digital media on society.
- 2d-inspired Design
- Exploring the potential of 2D-inspired design in creating complex and three-dimensional garments offers an opportunity for the design industry to merge traditional and digital media.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can take advantage of the potential for sculptural and oversized garments inspired by architecture to create unique and avant-garde collections.
- Media
- The media industry can explore the impact of digital media on society by using innovative clothing as a medium for commentary.
- Design
- Exploring the potential of 2D-inspired design in creating complex and three-dimensional garments offers an opportunity for the design industry to merge traditional and digital media.
