The ‘Chromat Garments' Shoji Collection Ties You into Style
Summer Luu — September 22, 2010 — Art & Design
References: chromatgarments & highsnobette
The 'Chromat Garments' Shoji collection wraps around the frame of your body in black rope.
'Chromat Garments' brings the outlined structure of clothing to the actual outlook of the worn pieces. The inspiration of this work comes from Japanese architecture and samurai armor. Providing a unique look to any outfit, this Shoji collection features shoulder armor, neckwear, as well as full on cage-like frocks.
Implications - As North American society becomes more corporate and inaccurate in their depictions of culture, consumers are actively seeking products that they feel are authentic. As such, the fashion industry is borrowing cultural elements from nations abroad in order to inject credibility back into its discipline. Corporations who want to establish genuine and long-lasting relationships with their customers need to first empathize with their culture.
'Chromat Garments' brings the outlined structure of clothing to the actual outlook of the worn pieces. The inspiration of this work comes from Japanese architecture and samurai armor. Providing a unique look to any outfit, this Shoji collection features shoulder armor, neckwear, as well as full on cage-like frocks.
Implications - As North American society becomes more corporate and inaccurate in their depictions of culture, consumers are actively seeking products that they feel are authentic. As such, the fashion industry is borrowing cultural elements from nations abroad in order to inject credibility back into its discipline. Corporations who want to establish genuine and long-lasting relationships with their customers need to first empathize with their culture.
Trend Themes
1. Cultural Borrowing in Fashion - Fashion industry borrowing cultural elements to inject credibility back into the discipline.
2. Body Architecture - Exploring how the clothing can become a part of the wearer's frame of the body.
3. Armor-like Outfits - Garments that provide an armor-like quality, inspired by ancient Japanese attire.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore borrowing cultural elements to add more authenticity to clothing.
2. Architecture - Architecture industry can incorporate elements of clothing structure to building designs.
3. Entertainment - The entertainment industry can use armor-like outfits for various events or performances.
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