Saturday, 18 February 2012

Clean Cut Shapes(Block Colours)- Window Displays *Maisie-Kate

River Island Window-Middle Market

Zara-Middle Market

River Island-Middle Market

H&M Shop Display

H&M Shop Display

H&M Shop Display
Zara-Middle Market

Oasis-Middle Market

Middle Market Window

Browns- 
Bond Street Shop-Top Market

Bond Street Shop-Top Market

Bond Street Shop-Top Market

Ted Baker-
Bond Street Shop-Top Market

Bond Street Shop-Top Market

Bond Street Shop-Top Market


Bond Street Shop-Top Market

Bond Street Shop-Top Market

Sandro-
Bond Street Shop-Top Market

Bond Street Shop-Top Market

Camden Town Market-Menswear, I love the shapes and cut of this jacket!

Clean Cut Shapes-Maisie-Kate

I chose to investigate the s/s '12 trend 'clean cut shapes' while doing my market research project in London. I chose H&M as my mass market and found that most of the store contained clean cut shapes so i decided to narrow it down to clean cut shapes used in block colours. I also varied the garments rather than choosing all pants or all tops. For my middle market, I chose River Island. I also found loads of examples of clean cut, block coloured shapes in there also. I found it harder to take the photos in River Island than in H&M because the staff were giving me more attention with what I was "trying on"! For my Top Market, I went to dover street but I couldn't take photos. Instead, I took the names of the designers who had used clean cut, block coloured shapes in their collections and I looked them up when I came home from London. These designers included Rick Owens and Comme Des Garcons. While I was in London, I also took note and photographed the window displays which had my trend featured in it. I did this to give me a better idea of how this trend was styled so I could refer to it when I was doing my illustrations.

Friday, 17 February 2012

Here we are

Here we are.A group of young (and young at heart), researchers who hit the London fashion market.We were soaked in a fashion,we almost drowned in it.The tips of our fingers still remember the feel of expensive and cheap fabrics.The fashion design masterpeices were permanently imprinted into our eyes.Only a ruthless Ryanair pulled us out of the magic atmosphere of the London shops and markets,forcing us to wear the purchased fabric on ourselves so as not to be accused of weighing the plane down with our stuffed to the brim bagage.Here we are. Wellcome to our blog.
                                                                            (by Olga)