J W Anderson Prints Photographs on Latest Designs
Kamal Musharbash — September 30, 2010 — Fashion
References: j-w-anderson & homotography.blogspot
For his latest debut in London Fashion Week, designer J W Anderson had taken photographs from renowned photographer William Gedney to print them on silk. The mentioned pictures were then be integrated onto cotton shirts for a multi-fabric design.
The latest collection from J W Anderson is disturbingly dubbed as 'The Devoured and I' and features images of isolated youths depicting alienation, uncertainties and an overall feeling of melancholy. However, the shirts are beautifully designed and the photographs are great works of captured art.
The latest collection from J W Anderson is disturbingly dubbed as 'The Devoured and I' and features images of isolated youths depicting alienation, uncertainties and an overall feeling of melancholy. However, the shirts are beautifully designed and the photographs are great works of captured art.
Trend Themes
1. Photographic Apparel - The trend of integrating photographs onto clothing offers disruptive innovation opportunities in the fashion industry for designers to create unique and personalized garments.
2. Emotional Storytelling - The trend of using fashion to convey emotional narratives through printed images presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the fashion industry for designers to tap into the power of storytelling.
3. Multi-fabric Designs - The trend of combining different fabrics in clothing designs provides disruptive innovation opportunities in the fashion industry for designers to experiment with texture, contrasts, and visual impact.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - The fashion design industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by incorporating photographic printing techniques to create unique and emotionally-driven garments.
2. Photography - The photography industry can seize disruptive innovation opportunities by collaborating with fashion designers to explore new applications for their images through integration onto clothing.
3. Textile Manufacturing - The textile manufacturing industry can capitalize on disruptive innovation opportunities by developing specialized fabrics that can be seamlessly combined in multi-fabric fashion designs.
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