The Zilla SS11 Handbag Collection Uses Industrial Materials
Meghan Young — October 2, 2010 — Fashion
References: zilla.it & coolhunting
I would have never thought that a purse could be made out of a sponge material, but the Zilla SS11 handbag collection happily proves me wrong. Of course, designers are beginning to be incredibly creative when it comes to materials for fashion; just consider Lady Gaga's meat bikini for a moment.
Designed by former architect Sylvia Pichler, the the Zilla SS11 handbag collection appropriately draws on industrial material for inspiration. Juxtaposing simple lines with unique fabrics, she has a hit on her hands.
Designed by former architect Sylvia Pichler, the the Zilla SS11 handbag collection appropriately draws on industrial material for inspiration. Juxtaposing simple lines with unique fabrics, she has a hit on her hands.
Trend Themes
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Industrial Materials in Fashion — Designers are becoming increasingly creative with materials for fashion, with a focus on using industrial materials as inspiration for new products.
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Juxtaposing Lines and Fabrics — There's a trend towards combining simple, clean lines with unique fabrics in fashion design.
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Unconventional Materials for Accessories — Accessories like handbags and purses are being made from unconventional materials in order to create unique, standout pieces.
Industry Implications
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Fashion — The fashion industry has the opportunity to embrace the use of industrial materials and unconventional materials to create new runway and commercial-ready products that stand out and attract attention.
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Accessories — In the accessories industry, designers can experiment with combining unique textures and fabrics to create standout pieces that make a statement.
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Architecture — Inspired by designers like Sylvia Pichler, the architecture industry has the opportunity to explore materials in new and innovative ways, creating buildings and structures that are unique and eye-catching.
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