The Xiao Li Collection is Made Both Miniature and Real-Life Sized
Meghan Young — December 28, 2010 — Fashion
References: wondermode & stylebubble
I can't get enough of this one-of-a-kind Xiao Li collection. As one of five winning contestants from a Chinese fashion competition, Xiao Li originally made a miniature line that was then made wearable (I use that term loosely) for a fun runway show.
Inspired by tin toys, the Xiao Li Collection is vibrantly colorful and features avant-garde apparel that pops right out at you (quite literally, in fact). Check out the gallery for both the miniature and real-life collection.
Inspired by tin toys, the Xiao Li Collection is vibrantly colorful and features avant-garde apparel that pops right out at you (quite literally, in fact). Check out the gallery for both the miniature and real-life collection.
Trend Themes
1. Toy-inspired Fashion - Fashion designers can incorporate playful elements, bright colors and bold shapes from toys while creating fashion designs to attract millennials.
2. Miniature Collection - Design miniature versions of various products to produce unique and playful marketing strategies and promotions.
3. Avant-garde Apparel - Design clothing with unconventional and innovative styles to stand out from the crowd and generate market interest in new designs.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Incorporate innovative and creative styles to attract a younger audience who value fun and uniqueness in their clothing choices.
2. Toy Industry - Partner with fashion designers to create toy-inspired fashion and accessories that appeal to adults who are drawn to nostalgic childhood toys and styles.
3. Marketing and Promotion Industry - Use the element of playfulness in miniature collections as an innovative marketing strategy to generate interest in various products and services across different industries.
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