The Roberto Piqueras lookbook for Fall/Winter 2015 references one of our society's greatest feats, big data and the idea of managing it. The designer is known for his signature aesthetic that blends together contemporary and nostalgic references.
His latest menswear range is made up of five clothing varieties that each boast a different but interconnected inspiration. Whether referencing maze-themed art books, pop culture icon Aaron Swartz or big data management, the designer creates a series of collaged shirts, sweaters and statement tees that each feature a similar print.
Highlighting similar uniforms that each differ slightly from one another, this Roberto Piqueras lookbook will appeal to alternative fashion fans and is a more controlled translation of the designer's bold inspiration. Its collaged prints feature web-related symbols and words like info, cloud and cyber.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Big Data Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate big data references in their designs for a contemporary and tech-inspired aesthetic.
- Collaged Prints
- Potential for fashion designers to experiment with collaged prints that combine different inspirations to create unique and visually striking garments.
- Alternative Fashion
- Rise of alternative fashion styles that appeal to consumers looking for fashion that is bold, unique, and pushes boundaries.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can capitalize on the trend of incorporating big data references and collaged prints in their designs to appeal to tech-savvy and alternative fashion consumers.
- Art
- Opportunity for artists to explore the concept of collaging different inspirations and symbols in their artworks, influenced by the trend seen in Roberto Piqueras' lookbook.
- Technology
- Tech industry can explore collaborations with fashion brands to integrate big data symbolism in wearable technology, creating innovative and stylish tech products.
