Tattoo-inspired design is the next big thing. We have already seen a tattooed Smart Car custom designed by Ed Hardy who also creates tattoo-inspired fashion designs. Even Gucci wanted in on the tattoo action with their new charitable Tattoo Hearts collection.
Dainese, a famous manufacturer of protective gear for motorcyclists and active sports enthusiasts, combines the worlds of auto and fashion in their tattoo-inspired Limited Edition Tattoo Ykz. racing suit from their 2009 collection.
Dainese commissioned Australian artist Luca Ionesco to create the intricate tattoo designs which feature ancient Samurai prints and Maori patterns.
An advanced laser system is used in the process of ‘tattooing’ the design on the leather suit.
What's Driving This Trend
- Tattoo-inspired Design
- Opportunity for businesses to create products and designs that incorporate tattoo-inspired elements.
- Crossover of Auto and Fashion
- Potential for innovative collaborations between auto and fashion industries to create unique products.
- Advanced Laser Tattooing
- Opportunity for companies to develop and improve laser systems for tattooing on different materials.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can explore new avenues by integrating tattoo-inspired designs in their clothing and accessories.
- Automotive
- Opportunity for automakers and designers to collaborate and create tattoo-inspired customizations for vehicles.
- Technology
- Technology industry can develop advanced laser systems for tattooing on various materials.
