The latest lookbook from Australian designer Josh Goot features another Australian supermodel Bambi-Northwood Blyth posing staidly in a series of fantastic geometrically based outfits.
The Josh Goot S/S 2011 Collection is clearly influenced by contemporary art and features basic, but stylish ensembles, with some showcasing only one basic color and no designs, while others being a hodge-podge collection of colors, geometric shapes and images.
Josh Goot's S/S 2011 Collection highlights a multi-hued array of dresses that fall just above the knee and sleeveless shirts with colorful skirts. Some of his designs feature a floral-lite patterning on them, allowing wearers to look fashionably avant-garde.
Bambi Northwood Blyth proved to be the perfect model for Josh Goot's S/S lookbook, as her understated but alluring face draws the viewer in without distracting him from the collection.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Geometric Fashion
- Opportunity to incorporate geometric designs and shapes into clothing, creating edgy and unique looks.
- Contemporary Art Influence
- Creating fashion collections influenced by contemporary art, allowing for artistic expression and experimentation in design.
- Avant-garde Florals
- Integrating floral patterns in a lighter, more abstract way, offering a fresh take on traditional floral fashion.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in designing clothing with geometric elements and artistic influences.
- Art and Design
- Opportunity to collaborate with fashion designers to create wearable art influenced by contemporary art.
- Floral Fashion
- Incorporating avant-garde floral prints in clothing, providing a unique and artistic twist to traditional floral fashion.
