Taking its inspiration from the film ‘Kirikou et la Sociere’ and artist Henri Rousseau's safari landscape works, the Christian L’enfant Roi Fall/Winter 2013 collection embraces deep autumn color tones and the blending of clashing textile patterns.
Showcasing sleek silhouettes and sculptural accents, this menswear line sticks to simplistic shapes that are enhanced by the artful use of print. A fresh take on utilitarianism, the Christian L'enfant Roi Fall/Winter 2013 collection embraces artful textiles that enhance minimalist lines.
Captured by photographer Sacha Maric, models Alexzander, Torben and Ole pose against pattern-enriched backdrops allowing for their printed ensembles to blend into their surroundings. With art direction by Melissa Matos, this visually bold portrait series makes for a memorable advertorial keeping in touch with the fashion world's current print obsession.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Deep Autumn Color Tones
- Opportunity for textile manufacturers to create new vibrant color options for clothing lines.
- Blending Textile Patterns
- Tech startups can develop software that assists designers in seamlessly combining different textile patterns.
- Artful Textiles
- Interior design companies can explore incorporating art-inspired textiles into their furniture and decor offerings.
Sectors Adopting This
- Menswear
- Fashion brands can experiment with creating sleek and minimalistic menswear lines that incorporate artful textiles.
- Photography
- Photographers can specialize in capturing images that showcase the blending of printed ensembles into the surroundings.
- Fashion Advertising
- Advertising agencies can create visually bold advertorials that reflect the current print obsession in the fashion industry.
