The Lidija Kolovrat Spring/Summer 2013 collection takes its inspiration from a series of Portuguese Catholic missions to Japan in the 16th century. Marrying modern design ideals with a past inspiration, the visionary designer creates a memorable menswear line sure to be coveted by the edgy urbanite.
From distressed textiles to vibrant and eye-catching prints, this collection fuses sleek silhouettes and impeccable tailoring along with the perfect amount of Oriental inspiration. The designer showcases color and pattern without hiding her innovative and intricate construction details.
The Lidija Kolovrat Spring/Summer 2013 menswear show shines a light on powerfully tailored looks that are juxtaposed with soft and flowing pieces. This unexpected and modern mix of fabrics is fully reflective of the designer’s creative concept and visual inspiration.
Recycled Nylon Runways
The Lidija Kolovrat Spring/Summer 2013 Collection is Urban-Chic
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Fashion - There's a trend towards using recycled fabrics for high-end fashion lines, setting an opportunity for retailers to adopt eco-friendly material in their product line.
2. Innovative Textiles - The utilization of distressed textiles as well as intricate construction details demonstrate an opportunity for designers to experiment with new techniques and materials.
3. East Meets West Style - The fusion of Oriental inspiration with Western design ideals suggests a trend towards cultural exchange in fashion, providing a chance for designers to explore and incorporate different cultural elements in their designs.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Retail - A shift towards sustainable fashion and eco-friendly materials provides an opportunity for fashion retailers to cater to customers who prioritize ethics and environmental sustainability in their purchases.
2. Textile Manufacturing - Innovative textiles and construction details suggest an opportunity for textile manufacturers to experiment and develop new materials and techniques for use in high-end fashion lines.
3. Fashion Design - The fusion of East and West design and cultural elements allows fashion designers the opportunity to explore and incorporate different stylistic elements and cultural traditions in their collections.