The Andéol 'Sol' Lookbook merges Australian flora imagery along with a topical Mexicana aesthetic. Pressed wildflowers are collaged to create an array of vivid prints and imaginative backdrops for this striking accessory catalog that displays textile designer Emilie Cacace's scarf creations.
These summer-ready accessories are creatively displayed and captured in creative images by Eleanor Ackland and product closeups by Nicole Cooper. Opting for a tropical theme, the graphic design team at Studio Alté were the masterminds behing this expressive advertorial spread.
The Andéol 'Sol' Lookbook by Australian designer Emilie Cacace merges her heritage along with Mexican materiality that she hand sourced during her travels. Showcased alongside native trinkets and quirky souvenirs, this vibrant scarf collection is set to go on sale this July.
Australian Mexicana Accessories
The Andéol Sol Lookbook Features Tropically Infused Collages
Trend Themes
1. Floral-mexican Fusion - Opportunity to create unique and culturally inspired accessories by merging florals with traditional designs.
2. Wildflower Textiles - Innovative use of pressed wildflowers in textile design for a new way to add texture and visual interest to clothing and accessories.
3. Tropical Aesthetics - Opportunity to explore tropical themes and motifs in fashion and home decor design to appeal to consumers seeking playful and vibrant style options.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Accessories - The use of unique materials and cultural inspirations can generate interest and sales in the fashion accessory industry.
2. Textile Manufacturing - The use of pressed wildflowers in textiles presents an innovative opportunity to differentiate textiles and create unique product offerings.
3. Home Decor - Tropical aesthetics can be applied to home decor products such as wallpaper, curtains, and bedding to create a vibrant and playful atmosphere.