Outrageous Fascinators and Hats for Fashion Mavens with Moxie
Katie Cordrey — February 1, 2009 — Fashion
References: etsy & blog.craftzine
Mary Pattavina is from Nebraska and she designs stuff. Some of the stuff she designs are hats. Hats and something called fascinators. Fascinators, as well as I can tell, are sort of wearable sculptures for your head. I think they’d come in very handy for attracting cats.
The work is unique, playful and completely wearable--if you have the moxie to give wearing them a try. There are a range of styles, so you can choose a butterfly or flower over a dolphin or squid. This is a design move that should address potential concerns of the less flamboyant among us.
The work is unique, playful and completely wearable--if you have the moxie to give wearing them a try. There are a range of styles, so you can choose a butterfly or flower over a dolphin or squid. This is a design move that should address potential concerns of the less flamboyant among us.
Trend Themes
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Sculptural Headwear — Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate sculptural headwear into their collections, offering customers unique and playful accessories.
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Fascinators — Increasing demand for fascinators as wearable sculptures, creating opportunities for designers to create bold and creative headpieces.
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Wearable Sculptures — Emerging trend of wearable sculptures for the head, providing an innovative alternative to traditional hats and headwear.
Industry Implications
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Fashion — Fashion industry can embrace the trend of sculptural headwear, offering customers new and exciting ways to accessorize their outfits.
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Design — Opportunity for designers to explore the artistry of creating fascinators and wearable sculptures, pushing the boundaries of fashion and accessories.
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Creative Arts — Creative artists and sculptors can venture into the field of creating sculptural headwear, merging fashion and art in unique and captivating ways.
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