Paper Doll Fashion

S/S '09 Collections Feature Stark White Clothing and Accessories

As usual, white was a key color (or shade?) on the runways for Spring/Summer 2009. The childhood charm of the paper doll was evoked by the intersection of several different design cues.

The geometric shapes that dominated the runways are perfectly reminiscent of the delicate forms we used to cut into paper to create our masterpieces all in a row. Such looks were seen at Fendi and Roberto Cavalli. 

The statement accessory also has its place here, cut in stark white forms with what seems like sharp edges for a look that was seen with Georgette. Even beautifully constructed shoes, such as those from Viktor & Rolf, will give you the appearance of a perfectly cut-out paper doll princess.
Trend Themes
1. Geometric Shapes - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop clothing and accessories that feature intricate geometric shapes, reminiscent of paper doll cut-outs, for a unique and modern aesthetic.
2. Statement Accessories - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Design stark white statement accessories with sharp edges to enhance the look of a perfectly cut-out paper doll.
3. Delicate Construction - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Create beautifully constructed shoes and garments that mimic the delicate forms of paper dolls for a whimsical and nostalgic touch.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Incorporate paper doll-inspired elements into clothing, footwear, and accessories to offer consumers unique and nostalgic fashion choices.
2. Design - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Apply the concept of paper doll aesthetics to furniture, home decor, and product designs, allowing consumers to embrace a playful and artistic style.
3. Art and Crafts - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop paper doll-inspired materials, tools, and kits for DIY craft projects, enabling individuals to recreate the nostalgic experience of creating paper doll masterpieces.

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