Selkie's Starry Night collection encompasses three of Van Gogh's masterpieces in a wearable fashion.
"Each collection tells a story and presents a dreamy world through its imagery." The Starry Night collection takes inspiration from Van Gogh's 'Starry Night,' 'Sunflowers,' and 'The Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette.' This collection features 'Puff' dresses, a 'Ritz' dress, a 'Romance Novel' dress, a 'Peony' skirt, and 'Pillow Hoodies.'
Selkie is a female-owned and run business. The brand is committed to size diversity offering sizes XXS-5X. Selkie is environmentally conscious, is low waste, and, though not 100% sustainable, is looking for environmental ways to evolve due to the use of polyester.
A dreamlike collection with a fitting name, each piece from the Starry Night collection is a wearable masterpiece.
Image Credit: Selkie
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Art-inspired Fashion
- There is a trend towards fashion collections being inspired by paintings and other types of art, creating crossover opportunities between fashion and art industries.
- Sustainable Fashion
- Selkie's commitment to environmentally conscious practices highlights the growing trend of eco-friendly and sustainable fashion, creating disruptive innovation opportunities for companies willing to invest in sustainable materials and practices.
- Inclusive Sizing
- Selkie's commitment to size diversity showcases a growing trend towards inclusive sizing in the fashion industry, creating opportunities for companies to expand their customer base by offering a wider range of sizes.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the trend of art-inspired fashion by partnering with artists and licensing artwork for fashion collections, creating unique and highly marketable products.
- Art Industry
- The art industry can explore collaborations with fashion brands, offering new ways for artists to showcase their work and generating additional revenue streams.
- Sustainability Industry
- The increasing trend of sustainable fashion presents an opportunity for companies in the sustainability industry to develop innovative technology and materials to support eco-friendly fashion practices.
