The Bernhard Willhelm Fall/Winter 2012 is Perplexing Mix of Style
John Ibbitson — January 24, 2012 — Fashion
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Possibly the craziest collection you’ll see all year, the new Bernhard Willhelm Fall/Winter 2012 collection mixes rugged worker style with homeless chic in this strange lineup of tattered styles. Featuring garments with cutout sections and fringe made by taking a pair of scissors to the pieces and slicing them up, this line features daring pieces made for those who don’t mind walking around half-naked.
Bold tribal patterns and animal prints are just a few of the busy designs you’ll find in this diverse range of striking styles. Paint splatters and fishing boots make this collection seem like the kind of rags you want to wear when you’re doing a dirty job -- except they’re designer. So if you’re looking for a collection that is almost too bizarre for words, then the Bernhard Willhelm Fall/Winter 2012 line should definitely have the pieces you’re looking for.
Bold tribal patterns and animal prints are just a few of the busy designs you’ll find in this diverse range of striking styles. Paint splatters and fishing boots make this collection seem like the kind of rags you want to wear when you’re doing a dirty job -- except they’re designer. So if you’re looking for a collection that is almost too bizarre for words, then the Bernhard Willhelm Fall/Winter 2012 line should definitely have the pieces you’re looking for.
Trend Themes
1. Rugged Worker Style - The use of rugged worker style in fashion mixes functionality with aesthetics, creating new opportunities for innovative workwear designs.
2. Homeless Chic - The incorporation of homeless chic elements into fashion challenges traditional notions of style and presents opportunities for redefining the concept of high fashion.
3. Bold Tribal Patterns - The incorporation of bold tribal patterns in fashion allows for cultural exploration and creates opportunities for unique and eye-catching designs.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore new design aesthetics inspired by rugged worker style, homeless chic, and bold tribal patterns.
2. Workwear - The workwear industry can leverage the trend of rugged worker style in fashion to create innovative and functional workwear garments for different professions.
3. Textile and Print Industries - The textile and print industries can benefit from the demand for fabrics and materials that feature bold tribal patterns, offering new opportunities for creative fabric designs and printing techniques.
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