Kelly McAllister's graduate collection looks to religious iconography for its visual inspiration, Fusing chains, feathers and fur, the designer creates edgy rocker accessories that defy tradition.
McAllister is based in the United Kingdom and is a graduate from Gray's School Of Art - The Robert Gordon University where she learned to perfect her jewelry making craft.
Kelly McAllister's graduate collection, entitled "Come as your are" features a heavy use of cross pendants, spikes, studs and leather pieces. These eye-catching accents are definitive of the designer's love for 'religious imagery, grunge glamour and edgy rock and roll styles'.
A nod to the punk styles of the 70s and 80s, this collection fits right in with fashion's current occult obsession.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Religious Iconography
- Exploring the use of religious iconography in fashion accessories, there is an opportunity to create bold and edgy designs that defy tradition.
- Grunge Glamour
- Infusing grunge glamour into accessories, designers can create unique and eye-catching pieces that capture the essence of rebellious style.
- Occult Obsession
- Taking advantage of fashion's current fascination with the occult, there is an opportunity to incorporate mystical elements into accessory designs.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Accessories
- Designers in the fashion accessories industry can leverage religious iconography, grunge glamour, and the occult trend to create innovative and distinctive products.
