Entitled 'Prism,' the Fall 2018 Ready-to-Wear collection by Anrealage mixes seemingly simple outerwear designs that pop up as ethereal holographic coats in dark lit spaces. Embracing the philosophy that what one perceives has the potentiality to be wrong, in conjunction with the scientific phenomenon of the relationship between light and prisms, Anrealage's collection contributes to a definite trajectory in high fashion. That is, a strive for experimental materials that engage the audience and motivate surreal questions.
The holographic coats appear ordinary in a well-lit environment. Their see-through fabric highlights the prismatic patterns underneath. However, once darkness settles in, the dreamy alien aesthetic of the material really stands out. Reminiscent of Maison Margiela's phone-encouraging holographic Fall 2018 couture, the Anrealage Fall 2018 Ready-to-Wear builds bridges between state-dependent perception with fashion-forward holographic coats.
Photo Credits: Luca Tombolini
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Light-sensitive Fabrics
- Opportunity for developing innovative clothing materials that change appearance based on lighting conditions.
- Ethereal Holographic Coats
- The rise of fashion items that transform into dreamy and futuristic designs in dark environments.
- Experimental Materials in Fashion
- A shift towards using unconventional materials that engage audiences and provoke surrealistic experiences.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore the use of light-sensitive fabrics and holographic designs to create unique and captivating clothing items.
- Textile Manufacturing
- The production of light-sensitive fabrics and holographic coatings presents opportunities for textile manufacturers to offer innovative materials to fashion designers.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate light-sensitive fabrics and holographic elements into their projects to create visually striking and transformative spaces.
