Malus Arbide is an artist and textile pattern designer who creates striking scarf accessories that are reminiscent of modern art works. Inspired by abstract paintings and architecture, the designer experiments with contemporary objects and manipulates color to create her vivid prints.
After they are conceived, the prints are displayed on silk scarf accessories that double as pieces of wearable art. From the geometric to the organic, these Malus Arbide accessories feature eye-catching prints that evoke beauty and visual complexity.
"At first glance, the designer's patterns seem to follow the classic rules of repetition with an expert use of chromatic combination, but surprise their observer with hidden themes that include images inspired by a sub-atomic world, molecules and mathematical functions."
What's Driving This Trend
- Wearable Art
- The trend of creating accessories that are designed as pieces of wearable art can be further explored and expanded upon.
- Abstract Prints
- Abstract patterns are becoming increasingly popular in the fashion world and can be applied to a wider range of products beyond scarves.
- Color Manipulation
- Manipulating color to create eye-catching prints and patterns can be applied to various industries beyond fashion and art.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- There is an opportunity to explore the trend of wearable art and abstract prints in the fashion industry, both in clothing and accessories.
- Home Decor
- Abstract prints and color manipulation can be applied to home decor, such as pillows, rugs, and curtains, as a way to add a unique touch to any living space.
- Graphic Design
- The techniques used by Malus Arbide can inspire the graphic design industry to create visually appealing designs for logos, branding, and websites.
