Edward Cuming's Collection Blends Primary Colors and Sculptural Forms
Jana Pijak — October 9, 2015 — Fashion
References: edwardcuming & lanciatrendvisions
Edward Cuming's 'Color Me In' collection draws inspiration from Modernism and its artistic roots. Made famous by greats like Piet Mondrian and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, the artistic and architectural movement relies on primary colors and simplistic shapes that are juxtaposed together.
While Edward Cuming's geometric statement tees mimic Mondrian's iconic canvases of blue, yellow and red grids, his Sculptural coats take on a more organic shape and are a subtle homage to the abstract works of Kandinsky. Drawing inspiration from iconic art, this homage to modernism is subtle and elegant rather than overtly literal.
A graduate of England's University of Westminster, the Australian designer showcases a delicate balance of creativity and experimentation while creating garments that are ultimately wearable.
While Edward Cuming's geometric statement tees mimic Mondrian's iconic canvases of blue, yellow and red grids, his Sculptural coats take on a more organic shape and are a subtle homage to the abstract works of Kandinsky. Drawing inspiration from iconic art, this homage to modernism is subtle and elegant rather than overtly literal.
A graduate of England's University of Westminster, the Australian designer showcases a delicate balance of creativity and experimentation while creating garments that are ultimately wearable.
Trend Themes
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2. Geometric Statement Pieces - Opportunity for accessories brands to design pieces like statement tees and coats that mimic iconic geometric artworks, creating bold and artistic fashion statements.
3. Art-influenced Wearable Design - Opportunity for designers to create clothing that subtly pays homage to iconic art movements, appealing to consumers who appreciate the fusion of creativity and wearability.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate modernist elements into their collections, attracting trend-conscious consumers who appreciate artistic and architectural influences.
2. Accessories - Opportunity for accessories brands to create statement pieces like bags, shoes, and jewelry inspired by geometric artworks, appealing to fashion-forward consumers looking for bold and unique accessories.
3. Design - Opportunity for designers to explore the intersection of art and fashion, creating garments that subtly reference iconic artworks and attract consumers who appreciate the fusion of creativity and wearability.
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