The MAN Craig Green Fall/Winter 2013 collection explores the relationship between light and darkness. Taking this theme to an extreme, the daring designer dresses his models in black and white ensembles that are paired with sculptural headpieces. Whether large in size or small enough to just conceal their face, the models' expressive accessories are more artful than wearable.
The unique head dresses are made from scattered planks of wood and are showcased alongside a wardrobe of sporty track suits that mix cotton, satin, denim and wool textiles. Subtly striped, this edgy streetwear line merges artful creative concepts along with functional garments, making this a runway to remember.
The MAN Craig Green Fall/Winter 2013 collection dares to push visual boundaries. Redefining tradition, this quirky catwalk presentation puts on an entertaining show.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Headpiece Fashion
- The use of sculptural headpieces in fashion shows opens up opportunities for innovative and artistic designs.
- Mixed Textile Fashion
- The combination of different textiles in streetwear creates a unique and edgy aesthetic that can disrupt traditional fashion norms.
- Pushing Visual Boundaries
- Fashion presentations that challenge traditional visual norms and redefine expectations have the potential to captivate audiences and showcase creative innovation.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can explore the use of sculptural headpieces and mixed textiles to create disruptive and unique designs.
- Art and Design
- Art and design industries can find inspiration in fashion presentations that push visual boundaries and challenge traditional norms, allowing for innovative and boundary-breaking creations.
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can embrace fashion shows that dare to push visual boundaries as captivating and entertaining experiences for audiences.
