The JumpFromPaper 2014 collection is as quirky as its previous lines, with a little more color thrown into the mix. Yet vibrancy is not why these cartoonish carryalls stand out. It has more to do with its overall design, which make them look like two dimensional drawings. Adding a playful touch to any outfit, the bags that make up the JumpFromPaper 2014 collection is not meant just for younger women, but women young at heart.
Designed by Chay Su and Rika Lin, the JumpFromPaper 2014 collection is comprised of wallets, totes, backpacks and satchels, all of which sport bold back outlines to look like fun illustrations. Although the bags look two dimensional, they are actually very roomy, enough so to hold iPads and other tablet devices.
Colorful Cartoon-Like Carryalls
The JumpFromPaper 2014 Collection Look like 2D Drawings
Trend Themes
1. Cartoon-inspired Accessories - There is a rise in the popularity of cartoon-like bags, wallets, and other accessories that add a playful touch to any outfit.
2. 2D Aesthetic Design - Designers are exploring the use of 2D illustrations to create aesthetically pleasing and unique products such as backpacks, bags, and wallets.
3. Multifunctional Carryalls - The trend of creating bags and carryalls that are roomy enough to hold multiple devices, including tablets and iPads, continues to grow.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion designers can incorporate cartoon-inspired designs into their product lines to appeal to women of all ages.
2. Accessories - Accessory makers can experiment with 2D designs to create unique and playful products that stand out from the crowd.
3. Technology - Tech companies can collaborate with fashion designers to create carryalls that are not only roomy enough for devices but also have a unique and fun design.