The Tata Naka fall line by sisters Natasha and Tamara Surguladze is full of bright patterns and shapes that are perfect for adding a bit of color to your wardrobe as the weather becomes cooler and more gloomy. This vibrant collection full of bold oranges, turquoise and navy blue colors is sure to make you long for the sun and warmer days.
The Suguladze sisters took inspiration for their fall collection from celebrated artist Herni Matisse's fantastic paintings as well as vintage wallpaper decals. The collection features bold dresses with yellow, red and turquoise prints of geometric patterns as well as jackets with Victorian floral stencils.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Geometric Prints
- There is an opportunity for companies to incorporate unique and vibrant geometric prints into their clothing lines to attract a younger demographic.
- Incorporating Art
- Brands can look to incorporate elements of art into their designs and marketing campaigns to create a unique and memorable brand image.
- Vintage Inspiration
- There is potential for brands to tap into vintage inspirations, such as Victorian floral stencils, to add a unique and nostalgic touch to their collections.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can leverage these trends to create new and exciting clothing collections that speak to a variety of audiences and stand out in a highly competitive industry.
- Home Decor
- Companies in the home decor industry can draw inspiration from the vintage wallpaper decals that inspired the Suguladze sisters to create their fall collection, creating unique and eye-catching wallpaper designs.
- Art
- Art companies can collaborate with fashion brands to create unique collections that incorporate elements of popular art styles, such as Herni Matisse's fantastic paintings.
