The 'Romance Was Born' Pre-Collection 2012 lookbook, entitled 'The Miraculous Mundane,' channels circus style. The eccentric catalogue highlights eye-catching digital prints adapted from the vibrant work of Melbourne-based visual artist Stephen Bush.
Posing in a mint-colored wig and outrageous ensembles, a model sports styles resembling couture clown costumes. Taking inspiration from the circus as well as Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, the Romance Was Born Pre-Collection 2012 lookbook features a slew of over-the-top pairings that include shimmer-accented suits, glittered separates and fiercely futuristic frocks.
Designed by Anna Plunkett and Luke Sales, this chic label is making waves with outrageous celebs including fashion risk-taker Nicki Minaj who has been known to don the brand's distinctive fashion.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Circus-inspired Fashion
- Fashion designers are using the aesthetics found in circus performances to create unique collections and push the boundaries of traditional fashion.
- Digital Print Adaptations
- Artists are creating digital prints that are being adapted and incorporated into fashion design, creating new opportunities for collaboration and innovation.
- Bold and Eclectic Styles
- Designers are incorporating bold and eclectic styles into their collections, which is appealing to consumers who are looking for unique fashion choices.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can adopt the aesthetics found in circus performances and collaborate with artists to create unique and boundary-pushing collections, appealing to consumers who desire bold and eclectic styles.
- Digital Art
- Artists and designers can collaborate and adapt digital prints into fashion collections, providing new opportunities for innovation and creating unique designs that appeal to consumers.
- Entertainment
- Incorporating circus-inspired aesthetics and fashion into entertainment can create visually engaging performances that are both unique and memorable.
