Sao Paulo Fashion Week Sees a Plethora of Strange Hats
Katie Cordrey — July 1, 2010 — Art & Design
References: newshopper.sulekha & jezebel
Little can top the collection of strange hats seen at the Sao Paulo Fashion Week in June 2010. From inverted boxes with folded wing things to disembodied dolls, knitting needles, fabric-covered slinky snoods and a plastic LEGO character wig, no bit of weirdness -- or maybe it was creativity -- was left unexplored.
Even men were not exempted from this phenomenon of strange hats. There was a Dr. Seuss-like bowler that should have entitled the model extra compensation for the sheer embarrassment of having to wear it.
Even men were not exempted from this phenomenon of strange hats. There was a Dr. Seuss-like bowler that should have entitled the model extra compensation for the sheer embarrassment of having to wear it.
Trend Themes
1. Weird Fashion Accessories - The trend of incorporating odd and unconventional accessories in fashion is disrupting the traditional fashion industry.
2. Eclectic Headwear - Eclectic headwear items are disrupting and adding diversity to the fashion industry.
3. Unconventional Fashion Shows - Fashion shows that prioritize eccentricity and originality over traditional aesthetics have the potential to disrupt the fashion industry.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The unconventional headwear trend has the potential to disrupt and add new diversity to the fashion industry.
2. Events and Festivals - Incorporating weird and innovative accessories in events and festivals can add a unique and disruptive element to the entertainment industry.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Creative and unconventional marketing campaigns featuring weird and interesting accessories and clothing can disrupt and garner attention in the advertising world.
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