Entitled "Concourse", the Chelsea Bravo Spring/Summer 2015 lookbook is nothing short of stunning. The designer's latest collection embodies an eccentrically elegant air and challenges the way we look at traditional sportswear.
Her custom-made t-shirts boast collage-inspired graphics that are a reflection of their modern art inspiration. The designer pays homage to cubist sculptors Barbara Hepworth and Jacques Lipchitz along with painter Henri Laurens in her works and creates pieces that are both dynamic and vanguard.
Chelsea Bravo's art school themed streetwear collection is displayed in a palette of whites, blues, yellows and bold reds that are clean and vibrant in their aesthetic. These styles embody an effortlessly cool air and feature a layering effect of "denim, linen and felt appliqué accents" that are signature to the designer.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Collage-inspired Graphics
- Opportunity for clothing brands to incorporate collage-inspired graphics into their designs, creating unique and artistic apparel.
- Eccentric Streetwear
- Potential for the streetwear industry to embrace eccentric designs and challenge traditional sportswear aesthetics, offering consumers a fresh and unique fashion choice.
- Art School Themed Collection
- Art schools and fashion brands can collaborate to create art school-themed collections, blurring the lines between art and fashion and appealing to creative individuals.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Clothing
- The clothing industry has an opportunity to integrate collage-inspired graphics and eccentric streetwear designs to attract fashion-forward consumers.
- Streetwear
- Streetwear brands can explore the art school-themed collection trend to attract a niche market of creative individuals who appreciate unique and unconventional fashion choices.
- Art and Fashion
- Art schools and fashion brands can partner up to create collaborative collections that merge the worlds of art and fashion, appealing to individuals interested in both fields.
