Artist Fiorella Marsh recreated some of the main characters from Disney's 'Inside Out' into fashion queens. The five main characters based on human emotions in one girl's mind were transformed into colorful croquis that one would expect to see when a fashion designer is developing their collection.
Interestingly, Marsh also chose to develop the two mail characters into modelesque fashionistas. Each drawing was derived from the costume and color choice of each character. Female character 'Sadness' turned into a beautiful glasses adorned women in a blue evening gown and white floor-length cape. On the other hand, male character 'Anger' transformed into a relatively demure looking woman in a white dress that had ruffles on the bottom likely an allusion to Anger's firey head.
Considering Disney is such a renowned brand, one can see why using Disney's Inside Out was an inspiration for Marsh's work. From a business aspect, incorporating Disney into products and services is a great way to build consumer interest and leverage the brand's fame.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Disney-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create collections based on popular Disney characters.
- Character Reinterpretation
- Chance for artists and designers to reimagine well-known characters in unexpected ways.
- Emotion-themed Design
- Potential for incorporating emotions and psychology into fashion and product design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore collaborations with Disney and create character-inspired collections.
- Art and Design
- Artists and designers can find opportunities to reinterpret popular characters and create unique products.
- Entertainment Merchandise
- Companies can develop licensed products and services that combine popular characters and consumer goods.
