Two years ago, watercolor prints were all the rage. But this season, designers were inspired by all sorts of art forms from large brush strokes to dip-dyed ombré and splattered paint. After his show, Patrik Ervell told me that his Hawaiin inspired colors were created by actually artists in Brooklyn!
From left: Jenny Packham, Patrik Ervell, Lela Rose, Tadashi Shoji
Awesome post! What a great way of combining the parent and the sub-class of art, fashion. Fashion is one of the few things that expresses art as well as fashion does.
Published 9.19.11
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I love this trend. The pieces are timeless, and will last you more than a season
Awesome post! What a great way of combining the parent and the sub-class of art, fashion. Fashion is one of the few things that expresses art as well as fashion does.