Womens Wear
CONTENTS SPECTATOR OVERVIEW
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VOYEURISTIC TITLE PAGE CREATIVE DIRECTION TEXTILE DIRECTION COLOUR DIRECTION KEY PIECES
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I-DENT TITLE PAGE 17-18 CREATIVE DIRECTION 19-20 TEXTILE DIRECTION 21 COLOUR DIRECTION 22 KEY PIECES 23-26
DISASTER DRAMATICS TITLE PAGE CREATIVE DIRECTION TEXTILES DIRECTION COLOUR DIRECTION KEY PIECES
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REFERENCES
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SPECTATOR To spectate: the action of looking or watching. Today the idea of ‘looking in’ is a theme that has become hugely present as a result of current technologies. With the internet being the most predominant mode, advancements such as 3G, Social Networking sites, blog sites, google street view, and phone to pc connections, the temptation to check in with what is happening around the world is stronger and more frequent than ever, and the ability to do so is only getting easier. From our next door neighbour, to the other side of the globe, our ability to check out what’s going on for our fellow earth inhabitants is only a click away. For most of us this means not only finding out more, but finding out rapidly. The time in which we hear about the latest news headline has decreased to hours or less, and due to the huge use of Facebook and Twitter we can also find out a lot more about our friends and peers far quicker and sneakier than any old fashioned methods. For the average nosey parker, curious cat, or peeping tom the endless opportunities presented by the likes of blogging, and networking are a joy. Overcome by our own online quests, are we as a result forgetting that anything we can find out about others can also be uncovered about us. Dramatic news headlines rake in views for broadcasters, but is such huge penetration of media headlines resulting in us becoming numb or inhumane towards reality? This trendbook explores THREE dynamic trends forecasted for Spring/Summer 2012. Each trend is triggered by the specator revolution, and presents a single result of its existence. Voyeuristic, I - Dent, and Disaster Dramatics are the THREE key trends. Such a strong concept will not only see you at the design forefront OF spring/summer 2012 but will continue through to Autumn/Winter.
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ARE YOU A SPECTATOR?
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VOYEURISTIC From cctv, and google street view to live webcam sites, Facebook and Twitter our means of viewing others are eternal. Is it pure interest that draws us to looking up intimate pictures of our friends on Facebook, or do we compare ourselves to others online, so that we can rate ourselves accordingly. Do we gain some kind of kick, or self satisfaction from secretly following someone else’s life. Are we subconsciously aware or thrilled that if we are watching someone else, then there could surely be someone watching us. This trend explores our voyeuristic nature online. Our obsession with watching and following people is obvious, but do we secretly want others to follow us. The Voyeuristic trend, calls for seductive peak-a-boo garments combined with sheer see through fabrics. Plastic fantastic transparencies are key, perfected in the form of accessories. Binocular style and tortoise shell jam jar glasses, reminiscent of an old school peeping tom are the ultimate statement. The Macintosh, renowned for streaking is given a new lease of life. Combine all this with a cheeky fake shock attitude and you are ready to go.
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CREATIVE DIRECTION
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TEXTILE DIRECTION TRANSPARENCY
Translucent qualities encourage lightness, and and create subtle shapes derived from the interior. Transparency reverts back to simplicity, exposing and neatly framing the interiors.
SCULPTED EDGES Soft stretchy selvedge fabrics, seamlessly flow with the body form, and allow for clear silhouette lines.
HOLY TEXTURE
GROPEWORTHY GRAPHICS
SHEER BLISS Sutble and seductive sheer fabrics, organza, chiffon, and tulle in simple hues create smooth flowing outlines, and silhouettes. Where individually for subtle suggestiveness, or bring forward and layer garments.
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COLOUR DIRECTION NIGHT VISION GREENS
PANTONE 19-5920 TPX
PANTONE 13-0324 TPX
PANTONE 16-5820 TPX
PANTONE 16-6138 TPX
SENSUAL SUN BLEACHES PANTONE 14-0754 TPX
PANTONE 17-3917 TPX
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PANTONE 15-0548 TPX
PANTONE 16-5820 TPX
PANTONE 18-0538 TPX
PANTONE 13-5412 TPX
PANTONE 12-0752 TPX
PANTONE 13-4103 TPX
PANTONE 14-0955 TPX
PANTONE 12-5407 TPX
PANTONE 18-1762 TPX
PANTONE 17-1656 TPX
PANTONE 17-1563 TPX
RADIENT REDS
PANTONE 19-1655 TPX
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KEY PIECES
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Combine sheer seperates in neautral and sunny hues, with rough and ready leather and denim. Dare to bare and wear this trend in a skirt or trousers, with simple contrasting intimates.
SKIN-TIGHT Inspired by body paint artwork, and computer generated portrayals of skin garments, this look brings tight to an innovative new level. Nude seamless leggings, underwear and shorts, form seductively smooth countours. Artwork, and motif pieces add new interest. Accompany the look with loose fitting sepearates, for a subtle sexy look.
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PEEP HOLE PIECES
TELL ALL TRANSLUCENTS
From Chanels clear perspex brief case, to jackets, bags, and shoes, we are letting everyone know whats inside.
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I-WEAR
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NIGHT VISION GOGGLES BINOCULAR STYLE PEEPING TOMS
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I-Dent
Blogs and Social networking sites are two of the most utilized functions online. We can use them out about the latest events around the world, and join in with the most current topical debates. speak with our friends and our peers, sneak a peek at what they’ve been up to, or they can sneak at us. Through extensive control of what is and isn’t included on our Facebook, Twitter, or blog we can create our own ideal bespoke representation of our selves online, in the hope that others view us, will view us in the way that we would like.
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With the option of creating a whole new persona for yourself online, this is a concept that appeals hugely to the masses. The idea of how others view us has always been important to us. Now armed with the tools to manipulate others opinions, and the goal of increasing our popularity, and success we are constantly striving to create the ideal representation. Although this was an idea that predominatly appealed first to the younger generation of today, the concept and its benefits have gradually latched on, and a whopping amount of us aged from 10 to 70 years old now own and update a networking page all about ourselves. Online we have the chance to perfect the portrayal of ourselves that others are viewing, we can carefully consider which opinions, thoughts, finds, and memories we are voicing, and select from an array of photographs, video’s that project a positive view of us. We can join groups to look encourage others to look at us in a certain way, and show our friendships or relationships off to others to our own desired effect. In a way we are our own PR’s, creating and projecting a carefully tailored image of our self out there for the world to see. This trend I-Dent, explores the idea of self identity, and self branding in todays society. I-Dent is our form of self projection, online and now ofline, in the form of wear what you feel statement fashion. I-Dent is about making yourself known, parading your personality, and voicing your opinions. May it be through witty slogans, statement pieces, props or the way that you wear it say it loud and proud. It is about customization, personal belongings, props and il-practicality, wearing your favourite belongings; be it a clock on a necklace, your headphones, or photo’s in your clothes. Branding yourself with your own symbol, logo, or name. The style is hugely eclectic, with a mix match of clashing colours, era’s, fading fabrics, and cringe worthy prints. You are strong. confident, and bold in your beliefs, now is your time to make yourself HEARD.
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CREATIVE DIRECTION
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TEXTILE DIRECTION
DENIM DECAY
HYPER HANDCRAFTED Hyper surreal pleated, and crushed textures. Blisterprint techniques and dense lurid prints emphasize bizarre and edgy aesthetic.
MERGING BRIGHTS
PHOSPHORESCENT FABRICS
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COLOUR DIRECTION HYPER HUES
KEY PEICES CONTENCIOUS CREATION Statement slogans, badges, graffiti, and hand drawn designs, comunicate contentious, personal message. Black out poetry, and symbolic design add a slick and creative edge.
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PERSONALISED PROPS
Take inspiration from street style and parade your personality. Become your own inspiration, reform your most treasured and adored belongings nto accessories. Wear your your favourite room as a print, your hobby as a hand bag, and your photographs on a chain.
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DEXTERITY DYES Experimental designs, and domestic teqhnique, create unpredictable obscure results. A whole new look is undertaken, trialing a spectrum of different surface area, with radical hues and dip dye and tie dye technique. Faux dye creations in the form of make-up and accessories bring a rebelious fusturistic frontier.
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DISCORDANT DESIGN Clashing boisterous prints, shapes, textures, and styles, combined with inventive over the top accessories. Home spun, knitting, applique, and frilling essential for extra extrovertion.
DISASTER DRAMATICS Natural disasters are on the up rise, and the rapid circulation of breaking news via internet, television, blogs, and social networking sites, means that we care constantly updated about significant events less than hours after their occurrence. But how does such rapid and regular exposure to ‘shocking headlines’ affect the way we respond and reflect on dramatic events. With natural disasters, crime, terrorist threat, and economical decline being the reoccurring focus of the media; it is questionable as to whether we are becoming too accustomed to such life changing, threatening events. From short but rapid online reports of the latest happenings, to further added pre-recorded or live video footage from the scene it’s self, and live webcam chats with the people involved, such demonstration should increase our awareness of the implication of disaster. However with so many tools available in modern day, it is questionable as to whether the media are actually exploiting others circumstances. After Japan encountered such a powerful earthquake and Tsunami in March of 2011, one news channel broadcast the latest video footage, complete with fade in technique and ‘doomsday’ type accompanying music. The footage was followed with an advert for dramatic new film release, and it was reported that ‘You know it’s wrong when a news headline flows in seamlessly with an advert for a new film release’. Only a tiny minority of us worldwide actually encounter first hand such some form of disaster, could it be that it is becoming increasingly difficult for others to truly empathize, and understand the impact of these occurrences. Are devastating events becoming normalised by their constant involve with the media. Disaster Dramatics explores the concept of hype that is today created around disaster, and the almost glamorous effect portrayed by the media. Disaster Dramatics is accepting to the natural world which we may have learnt to hate, and celebrates positive realism in the world prior to devastation. Glances of destruction, wear and corrosion will be communicated by this trend through use of fabric, colouring technique, and construction. With headlines sure to swirl in 2012 over predictions of an impending ‘Apocalypse’ this is a such a highly prominent trend of Spring/Summer 2012, that will it will carry you through to Autumn/Winter.
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CREATIVE DIRECTION Cracks in garments and crackling effects will be a key theme, with already existing crackle effect nail polish being the perfect subtlety, or finishing touch to an outfit. Clothes that appear to have had a longer history than you are the ideal base with an eclectic mix of styles of period leather and denim, providing a narrative behind this trend. Motifs reformed from nature, from the vines and plants that take over a damaged infrastructure, to the elements of the earth. The essence of growth and development which is encouraged by disaster will be demonstrated through delicate reconstructions and manipulations of natural products. The palette for this trend is natural, sun drenched yet subdued, with play upon gradient.
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TEXTILE DIRECTION NATURALLY INSPIRED Unruly organic structures, natural materials, and a raw yet refined finish are the driving force behind the Disaster Dramatics textile direction. Inspiration is derived from traditional basket-weave and thatch techniques, natural fibrous fabrics hemp, linen, burlap, emulate these techniques. Natural materials and elements are replicated in a faux real attempt, or are mulched down, compressed and reformed to create innovative contemporary shapes.
BASKET WEAVE
Inspired by wattle and thatch cladding, and basket weave techniques. Micro weaving, and cross hatching textures, with alternating colour sides create all over effects.
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Natural elements, roots, branches, plants, organisms, and the elements inspire faux real recreations. Control by nature sees man made elements decay, crackling, peeling, scruched and crumbling texture.
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CLOQUE JAQUARD
Cloque Jaquard emulate soft moulded and reformed textures of the natural world.
SHEER SUCKER AND CRINKLE EFFECTS Sheer sucker, and crinkle effects offer the personified texture of natural elements, bark, splintering wood, coral, shells, and rock.
POROUS ELEMENTS
porous fabrics evoke themes of natural elements, coral, and stone.
FRAYING AND FADING Natural dyes create subdued sunny effects, washed and merging colours. Randomized frayed texture adds natural depth. Cut and pull thread work gives raw edges a new lease of life.
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3 DIMENSIONAL Lazer-cut technique layering and printing, create added depth, perspective. Extra-weft ladder yarns are cut for added interspersed feathery volume. .
COLOUR DIRECTION
PANTONE 13-4103 TPX
PANTONE 13-1008 TPX
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PANTONE 13-1904 PANTONE 14-1310 PANTONE 12-1209 PANTONE 11-0606 PANTONE 12-4302 PANTONE 11-0601 TPX TPX TPX TPX TPX TPX
CLIMATIC CAST The glare of the sun, casting of shadows, wind, rain, snow, mist, the sky; day and night, clouds and lightning are the inspiration behind Disaster Dramatics colour palette.
PANTONE 12-4302 PANTONE 14-4002 PANTONE 16-1406 PANTONE 17- PANTONE 18-5203 PANTONE 19TPX TPX 1510 TPX TPX TPX 0303 TPX
KEY PIECES
INVOLVING NATURE
From jewelry, to clothing, footwear, millinery and accessories, 2012 sees natural form, texture, and colour the focus of the season. Make a statement with a textured coral-like ruffle blouse, or simple and understated with a gold moss texture neck piece.
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CRACKLE EFFECT
2012 see’s the cracked paint effect undertake a new level. Crisp denims incorporate utility cracked paint effects, whilst delicates are decorated using high resolution printing techniques. Cracked effect nail polish remains a statement.
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ELEMENTS ENSEMBLE
WHITE LIGHTNING
Flawless photographic print garments, depict dramatic climatic scenes. Exaggerated hues of indigo and lilac gradients collide with the pure white of lightning motifs. Simplified lighting structures, appliqued, cut out, or shaped accessories make for an easy to wear motif. Futuristic prints and effects are at the forefront, with edgy raw inspired hair styles and make-up, to lighting effect technologies installed within garments.
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CLOUD N I N E
Inspired by the intricate, interesting nature of cloud formations, arrive high resolution photographic prints, depicting delicate gradient smoke explosions, and the ever changing spectrum of a cloudy sky. Inspired by formation 2012 sees three dimensional clouds, in the form of millinery, upper and lower hanging features of dresses, jewelry, hosiery and footwear. The cloud motif is a contemporary light hearted way to wear this trend, and will be seen on casuals, and sportswear. Bleaching effects on denim offer a raw take on a misty or contrasting cloud effect.
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REFERENCES Front Cover- Own Design Contents
Binocular Man- www.deviantart.com
Title Page
Bionic Eye- www.deviantart.com
Voyeuristic Title page
Burnt film Texture line- www.deviantart.com Accompanying Editorial- www.testmag.co.uk
Mood board
Women at Window- www.trendhunter.com Woman on knees- www.trendhunter.com CCTV Screens- wenalejoartma.blogspot.com CCTV cameras- www.theyeshivaworld.com Woman in field- www.voyonsvoir.fr Standing Binoculars- www.trendhunter.com One hour photo- claygilbert.livejournal.com Woman Video Camera- www.flickr.com Photo wall- www.comicvine.com Charlie le Mindu- www.ameliasmagazine.com Hand Print-www.istockphoto.com Peeking Blinds- www.gettyimages.com Binocular Vision- www.trendhunter.com Key Hole- www.trendhunter.com Scratch Film Overlay- www.deviantart.com
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Creative Direction
Grope Worthy Garments- www.trendhunter.com Behind the door- www.trendhunter.com Hand Print T-shirt- www.urbanoutfitMan with binoculars- www.trendhunter.com ters.com In front of the Window- www.testmag.co.uk Sheer Skirt Editorial- www.testmag. Nude silhouette- www.testmag.co.uk Voyeuristic Photography- http://nialldebuitlear.com/blog/wp-content/ co.uk Sheer intimates- http://www.wgsn. uploads/2008/05/kohei-yoshiyuki.jpg com/content/report/Design_DirecBinocular View- www.trendhunter.com tion/Intimates/Spring_Summer_2012/ Two Girls- www.trendhunter.com Textiles/s_s_12_intimatestextiledirection.html Textile Direction Sheer Cream Blouse- www.style.com Translucent flower- http://www.wgsn.com/content/report/Creative_ Direction/Spring_Summer_2012/s_s_12_material_directionnewlayout.html Colour Direction Clear Macintosh- http://www.osoyou.com/thumb.ashx/media/images/ Lip Photography- www.testmag.co.uk items/2010/05/21/20105219363334.jpg/215x0-7-75-1-a0.jpg PANTONE Colour references- www. Plastic Swatch and plastic collar-http://www.wgsn.com/content/ wgsn.com report/Design_Direction/Intimates/Spring_Summer_2012/Textiles/ s_s_12_intimatestextiledirection.html Key Pieces Sculpted Edge Intimates- http://www.wgsn.com/content/report/DeLaying on Grass- fashiontography. sign_Direction/Intimates/Spring_Summer_2012/Textiles/s_s_12_inti- blogspot.com matestextiledirection.html Ruffle neck dress- www.celebAndrogynous Standing- www.urbanette.com delacream.com Plastic Clutch- http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/trends/2010-spring- Kate Bosworth Editorial- www.trendsummer/100426-plastic-accessories.aspx?Page=1# hunter.com Plastic Handbag- http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/trends/2010-spring- Three Catwalk Demo’s- www.wgsn. summer/100426-plastic-accessories.aspx?Page=1# com Holy Textures- http://www.wgsn.com/content/report/Design_Direction/Intimates/Spring_Summer_2012/Textiles/s_s_12_intimatestextiledirection.html
Taped Legs- www.deviantart.com Louis Vuitton Catwalk- www.corridor40.com Body paint Forrest scene- www.trendhunter.com Charlie le Mindu 2- www.zimbio.com Laced Skin- www.trendhunter.com Bottom Knicker- www.trendhunter.com
I-DENT Title Page
Faces Editorial- http://focushubcourses.com/blog/wpcontent/uploads/2009/06/humour_ILVM.jpg MoodBoardPeace Face- fashion photography.blogspot.com Slogan T-shirt- www.elle.co.uk Perspex Clutch, heels and handbag- www.vogue. Indigo Editorial- fashionphotography.blogspot.com co.uk No War T-shirt- www.thejuicer.net Chanel Briefcase- www.thatsafabuloushandbag.com You are small-www.trendhunter.com Clear Handbag- www.the guardian.co.uk Polaroid, Polaroid- www.asitis.org Perspex Dress- www.the guardian.co.uk Kate America- www.blogspot.com LV Scarf-www.trendhunter.com Shoes Polaroid- www.8tracks.com Pink and Blue Slogan-www.fuk.co.uk Black catwalk- www.fashionising.com Alice in Wonderland-www.thoushaltnotcovet.com White cut-out- www.thedailybeast.com Jumping Girl- www.worldpress.com Red sweetheart- www.thedailybeast.com Cloud Portrait-www.trendhunter.com Megan Fox- www.fashionising.com Pig Mask- fashionphotography.blogspot.com Bionic eye motif- www.deviantart.com Target Background- www.deviantart.com Creative Direction Minamal 1&2- artopology.blogspot.com Photo Montage- www.Imagebam.com Minimal 3- www.lenancym.com Teen Spirit Editorials- www.imagebam.com Minimal 4- www.onlinebusket.co.za Scribble Editorials- www.hautecampus.com Night Vision Style Glasses- www.vouge.co.uk Textile Direction Round Black Sunglasses- www.wgsn.com Hyper Handcrafted swatches- www.wgsn.com Two backstage glasses- www.vogue.co.uk Phosphorescent Fabrics swatches- www.wgsn.com Binocular Style Sunglasses- www.wgsn.com White Rim glasses 1- www.fashioneccentric.com Denim Decay- www.wgsn.com Merging Brights- www.wgsn.com White rim glasses2- www.wgsn.com
Colour Direction
Teen Spirit Editorials- www.imagebam.com PANTONE references- www.wgsn.com Key Pieces Scribble Texture- www.deviantart.com Catwalk Image- www.elle.co.uk Denim Jacket- www.elle.co.uk Two editorials- fashionphotography.blogspot.com Black out poetry- www.northernstar.com.au Note Background- www.deviantart.com Print Top- http://www.polyvore.com/ Cool Costumes- www.lookatme.ru Camera necklace- www.flickr.com Cheer- www.trendhunter.com Photo necklace- www.thisnext.com Clock necklace- www.lookbook.nu Pink ear phones- www.onthestreetsofsydney.com Red ear phones- www.elle.co.uk Tie dye news- www.deviantart.com Dessert Editorial- makeup365.tumblr.com Bright Strings- fashionphotography.blogspot.com Catwalk- www.elle.co.uk Chain neck piece- www.craftycrafty.tv Black and white handcraft- www.ameliasmagazine. com Catwalk knits- www.metro.co.uk Street style- www.fashionising.com Street Style blue and orange combination- www. elle.co.uk
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Disaster Dramatics Title Page
Cloud recreation-www.wgsn.com Root bowl-www.wgsn.com Interlocked vines-www.wgsn.com Natural texture-www.wgsn.com Water droplet vase-www.wgsn.com Scrunched texture-www.wgsn.com Cracked paint vase-www.wgsn.com Wood recreation- www.wgsn.com
Colour Direction
Sky- www.wordpress.com Deserted editorial- www.tumblr.com White editorial- fashionphotography.blogspot.com PANTONE colour references- www.wgsn.com Lightning- www.deviantart.com Violet fields editorials- www.blog.lindsayadlerphotography.com PANTONE colour references- www.wgsn.com
Editorial- www.testmag.co.uk/mel-bles/ Mood BoardTree branch- www.testmag.co.uk Branches woman- www.testmag.co.uk Tangle of branches- www.testmag.co.uk Cloudy Field- www.deviantart.com Cloque jacquard samples- www.wgsn.com Key Pieces Thistle editorial- www.testmag.co.uk Sheer sucker catwalk-www.wgsn.com Three catwalk images- www.purdi.blogspot.com Green Woodland- www.testmag.co.uk Crinkle effect-www.wgsn.com Mossy cape- www.ecouterre.com Cracked road- www.deviantart.com White crepe- www.misi.co.uk Crackle effect background- www.deviantart.com Dramatic display- fashionphotography.blogspot.com Beige crinkle- www.elite-river-textile.en.made- Black crackle nails- www.swatchgirl.com News Clippings- www.istockphoto.com in-china.com Coloured crackles nails- www.imogenfoxylocks.blogspot.com Splintered wood- www.deviantart.com Blue crinkle- www.ehow.co.uk Crackle effect dress- www.fashionurbia.com Dehydrated ground- www.deviantart.com Beige sheer sucker- www.wgsn.com Lightning catwalk ensembles- www.overroll.com Water droplets- www.deviantart.com White lightning hair- www.ledeux.com Grassy heap- www.imagebam.com Coral texture-www.wgsn.com Lightning effect dresses editorial- www.liverpoolstudentmedia. Tornado- www.deviant.com Blue and brown swatches-www.wgsn.com com Editorial-www.wgsn.com Lightning print catwalk- www.coolspotters.com Creative Direction Fraying catwalk-www.wgsn.com Indigo texture- www.deviantart.com Tate crack 1- www.deviantart.com Fraying fabric-www.wgsn.com Lightning one piece- www.liverpoolstudentmedia.com Tate crack 2- www.wordpress.com Bleeding dyes-www.wgsn.com Lightning leggings- www.shopfashiondistraction.blogspot.com Cracked flesh 1- www.trendhunter.com Cut and Pull thread- www.wgsn.com Cloud Nine background- www.deviantart.com Cracked flesh 2- www.trendhunter.com Cloud shoulders- www.wallpaper.com Splintered wood- www.deviantart.com Background image- www.testmag.co.uk Bleached jeans- www.fashionbombdaily.com Fringed neck-www.wgsn.com Ruffle dress- www.trendhunter.com Fringed skirt-www.wgsn.com Textile Direction Cloud jacket- www.j-d-j.com 3D fringe-www.wgsn.com Purple Bowl- www.wgsn.com Cloud effect hat- www.telegraph.co.uk Square laser cut-www.wgsn.com Workspace-www.wgsn.com Printed smoke photograph pieces - www.style.com Laser cut lace patternwww.wgsn.com Texture-www.wgsn.com Smoke inspired gathering dresses- www.trendhunter.com 3D book-www.wgsn.com Mulched Lampshade-www.wgsn.com Bound- www.fashion156.com Layered shreds- www.wgsn.com Collection-www.wgsn.com Shredded fabric- lefashionimage.blogspot.com Basket Weave swatches- www.wgsn.com Branch Hat- www.loveandvogue.com Woven Hair- www.Fashionising.com
White Dress- www.thefashioncode.com Branch Wings- Rockinthatbling.wordpress.com Ripped Jeans- couturecarrie.blogspot.com All a blur- www.hautecamous.com References Artwork- www.deviantart.com
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