Fashion Prints – Soft Abstract
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Inspiration
print trend: Bold Botanicals
Bigger, bolder and slightly 50’s, statement botanicals are catching eye’s this season.
Largely graphic and tonal, predominantly featuring blues and sea greens with pops of coral or red, there is something mildly nostalgic about this print trend that may make you inclined to pick up that dusty ukulele and start strumming away like The King himself in a tropical getaway movie.
Lots of palms, floaty leaves, vintage Hawaiian and updated hibiscus tropicals, are being seen not only in fashion but interior trends as well.
The overarching feeling is that everyone is just keen to relax, kick back on a beach lounge someplace exotic, sipping an ice cold beer and listening to some sweet tunes…Bali anyone….?
Fashion Prints – Summer Breeze
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Fashion Prints – Natural Inspiration
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Showcase: Alex Nguyen
This Months showcase we are featuring Womenswear Designer Alex Nguyen who graduated from Billy Blue college this year.
What inspired you for your fashion collection?
I was inspired by Alexander the Great. I love his courage and his determination.
Who is your favourite fashion designer?
Tom Ford and Alexander McQueen.
Why do you think fashion prints are a good element to have in your designs?
Fashion prints for me are soft wearable artworks that can channel the collection’s essence and can capture people interests in instant.
What are your plans for the future?
I graduated in March. I’m taking a break at the moment, so I’m creating a blog featuring my fashion illustrations and my prints. Maybe in a few months, I will go look for a job.
Image source: Alex Nguyen Email: alex.odin.nguyen@gmail.com
Fashion Prints – Kaleidoscopic
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Sorbet
This Months colour pick have been deliciously selected, pastel candy colours reminding us of hot summer days and being refreshed by delicious sorbets.
Image source: earrings Kendra Scott, pineapple, DF_066, Bikes, DF_085
Print Trend-Fractured
Limitless tessellation, cracked and rearranged. Slashed up and cut out. Collage, texture mixing and colour blocking.
Fashion prints Inspiration from retro Mexican motifs to the tiles of the Mediterranean.
It’s a mix a match affair all loosely arranged the idea of the mosaic. These fashion print trends may be fractured, but they’re anything but broken.
image source: Rachel Comey, Erdem, Chanel, cut25Yigal Azrouel, Clover Canyon, sportgirl
Fashion Prints-Brush Stroke of Genius
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Showcase: Rebecca Strickland
We are always curious to see the finished printed products our customers produce and to read what inspired them to create a printed piece. This month we interviewed 2013 fashion student Rebecca Strickland, who printed with us for her fashion college final capsule collection.
What inspired you for your fashion collection?
I was given 5 different briefs to choose from for my end of year work at TAFE. I chose the pastel compilation because it reflected my girly personality, I also wanted to challenge myself in the print factor being as if I did pastel I had to design an iconic sport print and felt like I was up for the challenge because it was out of the norm for me being a girly girl and not focused on sports.
Rebecca (second from left) with her designs
Who is your favourite designer?
Suboo would have to be my favourite. They are well known for their swimwear at Fashion Week but their dresses are amazing! Loving the new floral prints they came out with this season.
Why do you think fashion prints are a good element to have in your designs?
Without fashion prints designs would be boring and incomplete. The Fashion industry is running out of unique silhouette’s and design lines. Fashion print is the most original and self-expressive way in your garment and it reflects you as a designer and no one can steal that.
What are your plans for the future?
I am 8 months out of TAFE now and working for an online Fashion Shoe Store. I have found it to be very challenging as I have steered away from the design aspect of Fashion which I learnt at TAFE, but I absolutely love it. In the future I hope to be an inspiring social media manager for an Online Iconic Brand.
Images source: all from designer Rebecca Strickland