VPL Spring 2010 Collection is Inspired by Human Anatomy
Marissa Brassfield — September 13, 2009 — Fashion
References: vplnyc & fashionindie
It's clear that Victoria Bartlett was inspired by the human body for her VPL Spring 2010 collection. With straps, sheers and strategically-draped cutouts aplenty, the line seamlessly showcases our anatomy while remaining elegant.
I'm particularly taken by the giant accessory Victoria Bartlett puts over a simple camisole and pair of briefs in the first image. Its resemblance to the sternum, ribs and spine is more than just a coincidence. Check out more images of Victoria Bartlett's VPL Spring 2010 collection above.
I'm particularly taken by the giant accessory Victoria Bartlett puts over a simple camisole and pair of briefs in the first image. Its resemblance to the sternum, ribs and spine is more than just a coincidence. Check out more images of Victoria Bartlett's VPL Spring 2010 collection above.
Trend Themes
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Body-inspired Fashion — Opportunity to create clothing designs that embrace and mimic the natural contours of the human body.
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Strategically-draped Cutouts — Potential for incorporating strategically-placed cutouts in fashion designs to highlight specific parts of the body.
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Anatomical Accessories — Innovation opportunity to develop accessories that resemble anatomical structures, adding a unique touch to outfits.
Industry Implications
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Fashion and Apparel — Potential for designers and clothing brands to explore body-inspired fashion trends and implement strategic cutout designs.
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Accessories — Opportunity for accessory designers to create unique pieces inspired by anatomical structures to complement fashion trends.
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