Bloomingdale's Crayon Clothes Turn Crayola into High Fashion
Michael Hines — March 4, 2015 — Fashion
References: matthewcarasella & laughingsquid
Crayons are perfectly capable of creating amazing works of art, but nothing quite like Bloomingdale's crayon clothes has been made before. The company teamed up with Crayola and a host of fashion designers to create unique window displays out of crayons, crafting everything from dresses to shorts and blouses. The result is creative clothing that actually looks real from not that far away.
The Bloomingdale's crayon clothes grace the window's of the company's 59th Street location in Manhattan. These photos were captured by Matthew Carasella and show the amazing amount of detail put into each piece. Yes, anyone can glue crayons to clothing but very few people can manage to make said clothing look fashionable when all is said and done.
The Bloomingdale's crayon clothes grace the window's of the company's 59th Street location in Manhattan. These photos were captured by Matthew Carasella and show the amazing amount of detail put into each piece. Yes, anyone can glue crayons to clothing but very few people can manage to make said clothing look fashionable when all is said and done.
Trend Themes
1. Crayon Couture - The trend of using crayons to create unique and creative clothing, combining art and fashion in a disruptive way.
2. Collaborative Fashion - The trend of fashion brands partnering with non-traditional collaborators, such as Crayola, to create innovative and eye-catching designs.
3. Window Display Innovation - The trend of using unconventional materials, like crayons, in retail window displays to attract customers and create a unique shopping experience.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Retail - The fashion industry can harness the power of crayons and collaborate with other brands to introduce innovative clothing and merchandise.
2. Art Supplies - The art supplies industry can explore new uses for crayons in partnership with fashion brands to create unique products that bridge the gap between art and fashion.
3. Visual Merchandising - The visual merchandising industry can incorporate unconventional materials like crayons in window displays, creating visually stunning experiences for retail customers.
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