The Lara Quint Autumn/Winter 2014 Collection is Vanguard
Jana Pijak — June 10, 2014 — Marketing
References: notjustalabel & notjustalabel
Entitled "Bushido", the Lara Quint Autumn/Winter 2014 collection pays homage to ancient traditions with its modern womenswear pieces.
The designer's looks fuse kimono silks with textured metallics that are cut into structured coats, sculptural tops and pleated skirt designs.
Inspired by traditional Japanese armor, calligraphy, Jakuza tattoos and Shibari binding, the designer combines these references into a unique collection of culturally inspired pieces.
Linens, silks, wools and leathers are just some of the textures and materials that reinforce the collection's overall theme. Its wardrobe staples are showcased in a 'Bushido colour palette that is based on beige, black and white tones as well as accents of red, the symbol of blood and death'.
Lara Quint is based in Kiev, Ukraine and is a graduate from the National University Of Technology And Design.
The designer's looks fuse kimono silks with textured metallics that are cut into structured coats, sculptural tops and pleated skirt designs.
Inspired by traditional Japanese armor, calligraphy, Jakuza tattoos and Shibari binding, the designer combines these references into a unique collection of culturally inspired pieces.
Linens, silks, wools and leathers are just some of the textures and materials that reinforce the collection's overall theme. Its wardrobe staples are showcased in a 'Bushido colour palette that is based on beige, black and white tones as well as accents of red, the symbol of blood and death'.
Lara Quint is based in Kiev, Ukraine and is a graduate from the National University Of Technology And Design.
Trend Themes
1. Cultural Fusion Fashion - Opportunity to combine traditional elements from different cultures with modern designs to create unique fashion pieces.
2. Textured Metallics - Exploring the use of textured metallic materials in clothing to add depth and visual interest to designs.
3. Symbolic Color Palettes - Utilizing color symbolism to evoke emotions and convey meaning through fashion choices.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Incorporating cultural influences into fashion designs and experimenting with different materials and textures.
2. Textile Manufacturing - Developing new techniques and materials for creating textured metallic fabrics that can be used in the fashion industry.
3. Fashion Retail - Curating collections that offer fashion pieces with cultural elements and symbolic color palettes as a way to attract and engage consumers.
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