The Karla Spetic FW 2012 takes a sunny vacation to the 60s and returns with mod-girl structures and pop art prints. The designer frequents bold primary colors, pastels and sheer neutrals. The colors are applied to romantic taffeta-skirted dresses, which boast a sultry sweet superhero feel. The comic-print pieces, inspired by the work of iconic artist Roy Lichtenstein, are ultra chic.
To balance the super-feminine collection, Spetic has included a series of masculine shoes. From canary-colored loafers to laced print pumps, the slightly more rugged addition perfectly aligns with the theme of the collection. Memorable pieces include a leopard print pant suit and an armpit cutout baby doll dress.
The Karla Spetic FW 2012 collection is a pumped-up pop art tour for the retro fashionista.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Mod-girl Structures
- Identify opportunities to incorporate mod-girl structures into fashion designs, drawing inspiration from the 60s pop art era.
- Pop Art Prints
- Explore the use of pop art-inspired prints in fashion collections to create a vibrant and eye-catching aesthetic.
- Superhero Inspired Fashion
- Develop superhero-themed fashion pieces that merge romance and sultriness for an edgy and unique style.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can adopt mod-girl structures and pop art prints to create innovative and retro-inspired collections.
- Footwear Manufacturing
- Produce masculine shoes with bold prints and colors to complement feminine fashion collections and provide edgy footwear options.
- Print and Graphic Design
- Collaborate with fashion designers to create pop art-inspired prints that can be applied to clothing, accessories, and home decor.
