LaLa Berlin, one of the most anticipated shows of Berlin Fashion Week, presented a new take on tribal for the Spring/Summer 2011 season. Fusing the summer ideal with the prevailing penchant for minimalism, LaLa Berlin showcased tribal-inspired prints on loose chiffon dresses and tops, in an exploration of a new summer tribal.
Two-way color palettes add a fresh and contemporary twist, especially when paired with stark candy stripes. Nodding to the origins of the brand, LaLa Berlin included knitwear, with the cobweb knits pulling inspiration from the ever-influential Rodarte. Billowing dresses, slashed to the navel and executed in a delicate tangerine shade, added an unexpected and sensual twist.
What's Driving This Trend
- Tribal-inspired Prints
- Opportunity to innovate by combining tribal prints with modern color palettes and minimalist designs.
- Two-way Color Palettes
- Disruptive potential in creating fresh and contemporary color schemes for fashion collections.
- Cobweb Knits
- Innovative application of knitwear, using delicate and intricate knits for unconventional designs.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion and Apparel
- Opportunity to incorporate tribal prints, two-way color palettes, and cobweb knits into new fashion collections.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Potential innovation in producing intricate knits for unconventional knitwear applications.
- Interior Design
- Adapt tribal prints and two-way color palettes for use in home decor, creating a unique and trendy aesthetic.
