The Holly Fulton Spring/Summer 2010 collection marks the London-based designer's follow-up to her amazing debut last fall with one stellar line that shows a vivid flashback to New York City in the 30s. The collection combines floral and animal prints with bold geometric patterns and art deco designs of the Manhattan skyline.
Created from fine silks, wools and leathers, Fulton's hand-drawn prints are certainly eye-catching. Not sure if I would rock the Empire State Building, but I commend her incredible eye for creativity and design.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- City-specific Fashion
- Designing fashion that is specific to a certain city.
- Architectural Patterns
- Integrating architectural patterns and details into fashion designs.
- Geometric Prints
- Incorporating bold geometric prints into fashion designs.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Innovative designers can integrate architecture, city-specific designs and bold geometric patterns into their collections.
- Tourism
- Brands can leverage on the unique designs of the cities they are established in to attract tourists.
- Interior Design
- Architectural fashion can inspire new interior design trends and patterns.
