Dior's Pre-Fall 2019 collection debuted in Tokyo, Japan and the audience got a glimpse of a stylishly robotic fashion presentation. It is obvious that Creative Director Kim Jones drew inspiration from the ever-evolving tech world and set a futuristic outlook for Dior's latest line. The couture show also spotlights a collaboration with Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama.
While the centerpiece of the show is "a giant Sorayama robot," Jones' chic ensembles spotlight robotic fashion in the most sophisticated way. In an attempt to communicate relentless futurism, some of the silhouettes are made of "metallic textiles that feature iridescent properties." Others embrace a sophisticated silver and greyscale. In addition, Dior's Pre-Fall 2019's robotic fashion outfits feature illustrations by Hajime Sorayama.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Robotic Fashion
- The incorporation of robotics in fashion shows provides opportunities for designers to showcase their creative abilities and appeal to a wide audience.
- Futuristic Couture
- The futuristic approach to couture designs offers opportunities for designers to showcase their creativity and innovation.
- Technological Fashion
- Incorporating technology in clothing provides opportunities for fashion designers to combine fashion and innovation seamlessly.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Industry
- Designers can capitalize on incorporating technology into their creations to create unique and diverse designs, positively impacting the fashion industry
- Robotics Industry
- The advancement in robotics industry can benefit fashion designers in exploring and incorporating robotics into their fashion designs.
- Art Industry
- Collaborating with artists like Sorayama can offer inspiration and new creativity for the fashion industry to create innovative fashion designs.
