Alexis Reyna's Spring Summer 2011 Collection is Paint-Splattered
trendstop.com — September 2, 2010 — Fashion
References: 080barcelonafashion & blog.trendstop
Fusing a paint box palette of colorful brights with subtle grunge nuances, Alexis Reyna explored the possibilities of neon graffiti styling at Barcelona Fashion Week.
Whilst the clothes took inspiration from the designer’s three-year jaunt around Asia, the makeup had a decidedly more contemporary aesthetic. Neon yellow and pink highlights were smeared across faces and brows, highlighting the contours of the face. Tribal-like body markings saw the conceit extended to the torso, creating fierce urban warriors ready for adventure. Messy buns and updos were sprayed with neon stripes, creating an immediate visual impact that stood out on the catwalk.
Whilst the clothes took inspiration from the designer’s three-year jaunt around Asia, the makeup had a decidedly more contemporary aesthetic. Neon yellow and pink highlights were smeared across faces and brows, highlighting the contours of the face. Tribal-like body markings saw the conceit extended to the torso, creating fierce urban warriors ready for adventure. Messy buns and updos were sprayed with neon stripes, creating an immediate visual impact that stood out on the catwalk.
Trend Themes
1. Neon Graffiti Styling - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Exploring the use of neon graffiti in fashion and makeup to create bold and contemporary looks.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Incorporating neon graffiti elements into clothing design and accessories.
2. Makeup - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Experimenting with neon colors and tribal-like markings to create unique and avant-garde makeup looks.
3. Hair Styling - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Integrating neon stripes and patterns into hairstyles to achieve eye-catching and unconventional hair designs.
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