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Frore fr/ adjectiveliterary adjective: frore frozen, frosty. Origin Middle English:past participle of freeze.
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Autumn Winter 16 Autumn 16 is storming with prints. With three key catergories. Early Autumn 16 explores the pre-fall with and an aray of blues from cold beaches. From offshore to onshore, Autumn 16 is set to visit a Rustic relms trend with earthy brown and oranges, inspired by rusty rail works. Between the sea madness, fallen flowers take a new leaf of life in the falling florals trend. This trend takes a new look into floral fantasies. With romantic prints on soft talored silhouettes. Falling florals is expected to bloom endlessly.
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Street style
Frore: Everyday fashion for the everyday people. Camera at hand Frore hits the roads to take those essential street style photos and inspiration shots.
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Culture noun noun: culture plural noun: cultures
Culture
1. the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively.
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Sea Wearer trend brings in a storm of dark tailored chinos in shades of blue, with brown chunky knits over detail printed shirts.
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Sea:
Sea
noun noun: sea the expanse of salt water that covers most of the earth’s surface and surrounds its landmasses. "a ban on dumping radioactive wastes in the sea� synonyms: ocean
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Rustic: adjective
Rustic
1. of or relating to the countryside rural. having a simplicity and charm that is considered typical of the countryside. adjective: rustic
Rustic Realms
Rustic Realms Rustic Realms uses mustard yellows, tempting teals and burrowing brunettes. Rustic realms brings a earthly reality to 2016, time to Layer up in prints derived from rust dying and embrace the autumn weather!!
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Falling
Fall: verb gerund or present participle: falling 1. move downward, typically rapidly and freely without control, from a higher to a lower level.
Falling Florals Falling Florals are revisited this Fall with new romantic colours and prints. Enchanting prints inspired from fallen roses, begin turning the pages to see how Autumn 16 is blooming.
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Let us begin Firstly, before collections and trends are born experimentation, research and exploring are to be done. This fabric experimentation began with flower pressing into soft organic white cotton, a process which is so easily created yet so difficult to preserve. Details of delicate flowers can be mirrored on to fabrics, colours transferred and the beauty captured.
These prints have been designed for autumn winter 16 they are they have been derived from flowers that have fallen, hand picked and then pressed.
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These delicate deceased flowers have then carefully been manipulated into beautiful prints. Take a trip with us to see a glimpse of these graceful prints you can be expecting this fall.
When finding these roses, particular care has been taken, we look for the perfect flower, the perfect shades and the perfect shapes.
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... We found that roses preserved the greatest colour when comparing other fallen pressed flowers. So roses it become. These fallen roses are carefully pressed for six whole weeks. Once the roses are then ready to bloom a new life, we then experimented different layouts. Despite exploring hypnotising prints using swirls and linear lines, we kept finding ourselves being drawn to the natural layouts using roses. We became besotted in their colours over lapping so delicately.
... These prints have then been place onto soft fabrics on a casual tailored trend, a trend that has been very carefully designed. The cuts has been derived from timeless inspirations with updated elements to keep Fallen Florals present. These outfits that we have designed are to be interchangeable, to be able to wear plain stone chinos with playful pattern tops or paten chinos with a soft rose trousers. Keeping you warm and on trend all of this autumn.
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Print DESIGNS
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Typography
noun noun: typography the style and appearance of printed matter. the art or procedure of arranging type or processing data and printing from it.
Frore Begin uncompromising Nordic Hushed Falling Replendent Naming Frore Fall
Inspiration Photo shoot nspiration can be found anywhere, Autumn 16 involved us looking into a variety of different contrasting areas to create a new type of photo shoot that we can expect for A/W 16. We have looked at the lighting and in particular the shadows which can be made. We indulged in delicate plays on colours and we have experimented with drawn elements of on top of photos to enhance the designs.
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Inspiration Photo shoot nspiration can be found anywhere, Autumn 16 involved us looking into a variety of different contrasting areas to create a new type of photo shoot that we can expect for A/W 16. We have looked at the lighting and in particular the shadows which can be made. We indulged in delicate plays on colours and we have experimented with drawn elements of on top of photos to enhance the designs.
Interpretation The image showing the bold contrasting lighting (Top Left) is an image found in an old Vogue magazine. The photograph itself was taken by Lee Miller in the mid 40’s, it is one that really has inspired. We find it oddly has a very 80’s feel, perhaps a photograph taken beyond its time..The image to the right is our design, using all our researching elements.
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iLLUSTRATION Pictured first is a beautiful illustration by Kelly Smith, the attention detail accompanied with soft shading and touch of colour amongst the elements of grey hues. Smith manages to catch any audience’s attention with the delicate faces she so perfectly draws.
iLLUSTRATION Elements of Falling Floras colour on muted background. The girl in the illustration walks forwards out of a sky of falling rose petals. Eyes forever looking ahead.
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iLLUSTRATION Running ink illustrations. We have experimented with colours, shapes and textures to achieve this pictured illustration. Purple hues taken from our colour board mixed with contrasting geometric shapes.
iLLUSTRATION Scratch ink drawings in pale greys to create a subtle shadow of an illustration. The girl looks longingly forwards embracing the elements.
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iLLUSTRATION A girl we have carefully drawn, gazing up at the light between the blossom trees. Falling rose petals surround her, her long hair in the wind. With two sources of inspiration we feel as though the illustration we have created represent the delicateness of Falling Florals. The muted tones from drawing out the colour opacity create a calm inner feeling.
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Ed·i·tor noun noun: editor; plural noun: editors
Lorna Wright
1. a person who is in charge of and determines the final content of a text, particularly a newspaper or magazine. “the editor of The New York Times”