The Confashion Spring/Summer 2014 collection plays with one's perception. Based in Poznan, Poland, the label's designer Kinga plays with translucencies and examines the lines of the human body when creating her one-of-a-kind fashions.
Confashion is a project that relies greatly on the human body. "Clothing is meant to wrap this body and its perception of the outside world is meant to change as a result of this action". The label's Spring/Summer 2014 collection mixes vivid color-blocking with topographic images that are layered with baroque motifs.
The collection highlights digitized prints that feature both botanical and figurative art imagery. These eye-catching fashions are accented with fresh flower crowns and plant-infused headpieces that are a fresh take on bohemian styling.
What's Driving This Trend
- Translucent Fashions
- Opportunities for creating innovative clothing designs that play with transparency and the lines of the human body.
- Digitized Prints
- Disruptive possibilities for incorporating botanical and figurative art imagery into fashion collections.
- Fresh Take on Bohemian Styling
- Innovative opportunities to reinvent bohemian fashion with plant-infused headpieces and flower crowns.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- Opportunities for fashion designers to explore translucent fabrics, digitized prints, and new interpretations of bohemian style.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Potential for producing translucent fabrics and digitized prints to meet the demand for innovative fashion designs.
- Accessories
- Disruptive opportunities for creating unique plant-infused headpieces and flower crowns that offer a fresh take on bohemian fashion.
