Dalmatian prints and canine breed portraits are an ongoing theme in the Joseph Turvey Fall/Winter 2013 collection catalog. This stunning menswear line is the definition of eccentric thanks to its mix of dotted dalmatian prints that would get the approval of Disney villain Cruella de Vil who served as the fashionable inspiration for this collection.
Mixing heavily patterned textiles and the designer's hand drawn canine portraits, this menswear line merges vivid fabrics with classic sportswear silhouettes. Setting an edgy mood, the Joseph Turvey Fall/Winter 2013 collection merges subtle pops of red hues that serve as a colorful accent for otherwise monochromatic pairings.
The designer applies his signature prints to luxe cashmeres, knits and mesh materials that are brought to life with his artistry.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Canine-inspired Fashion
- Opportunities for luxury pet clothing and accessories as consumers seek to align their pets' style with their own.
- Mixing Patterns
- Creating bold, unconventional fashion statements through the combination of various patterns and textiles.
- Animal-themed Artistry
- Incorporating hand-drawn or digitally created animal prints into fashion lines, providing an opportunity for unique and eye-catching designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Pet Supplies
- Opportunities for expansion and innovation within the luxury pet clothing and accessories industry.
- Fashion
- Disruptive innovation opportunities for unconventional textile and pattern combinations to create artistic, attention-grabbing designs.
- Art
- Opportunities for collaboration between fashion designers and artists for incorporating animal-themed artistry into clothing lines.
