Daniel Rived and Victor Chitanu star in the PARAISO Spring/Summer 2014 lookbook that highlights the label's visually vivid garments.
The Uno Models are captured by photographer César Segarra for a catalog that features the collaboration project between Krizia Robustella and David Méndez Alonso. Working together, the designers have created an eye-catching menswear line of tops, shorts and necklace accessories that are a nod to the 90s.
The label's menswear looks are clad in an abstract art print that is both eye-catching and reminiscent of visuals from nostalgic children's series "Art Attack".
In addition to its vivid wardrobe, the PARAISO Spring/Summer 2014 lookbook highlights abstract art imagery that is showcased through a series of unique backdrop vignettes.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Abstract Art in Fashion
- There is an opportunity for fashion brands to integrate abstract art prints into their collections, creating visually striking pieces that stand out in a crowded market.
- Nostalgic Inspiration
- Designers can draw inspiration from nostalgic children's series, such as 'Art Attack', to create unique and memorable pieces that resonate with consumers.
- Vivid Lookbooks
- Fashion brands can create visually stunning lookbooks that not only showcase their garments, but also incorporate abstract art imagery to add an extra layer of creativity and appeal.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can take advantage of the trend of abstract art in fashion to create innovative collections that capture the attention of consumers.
- Art
- Artists and art professionals can collaborate with fashion brands to create unique collections that incorporate their abstract art styles.
- Photography
- Photographers can incorporate abstract art backdrops and themes into their fashion photography to create visually striking images that can be used in lookbooks and advertisements.
