The Bernhard Willhelm Spring 2010 collection can be described as chaotic, acid-tripping attire, to say the least. The wild designer, who sent male models dressed like cartoon characters and female models with fake mustaches down the runway last season, has thrown together an unconventional, non-cohesive collection.
For the Bernhard Willhelm Spring 2010 line, the designer patched together a wild array of acid-tripping fabrics.
Implications - With a color palette of greys and blacks, the Bernhard Willhelm Spring 2010 collection is true to the designer's aesthetic. The collection also has accents of red and mustard yellows which look great against Willhelm's basic color palette. The silhouettes are shapeless yet accessorized perfectly with belts and stockings.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Non-cohesive Attire
- Designers can experiment with unconventional materials and colors for a less structured look.
- Mixing Bold Colors
- Fashion designers can use bold color pairings to create unique and eye-catching collections.
- Accessories as Statement Pieces
- Designers can use accessories to complement unconventional clothing designs and make a statement.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can take inspiration from the Bernhard Willhelm Spring 2010 collection and experiment with unconventional designs and materials in their own collections.
- Textile
- Textile manufacturers can develop new fabrics or finishes to enable unconventional designs like those seen in the Bernhard Willhelm Spring 2010 collection.
- Accessories
- Accessory designers can work with fashion designers to create statement accessories that perfectly complement unconventional clothing designs.
