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Today, its hard to escape the influence from Japan in every facet of life. From the cartoons kids (and adults) watch on TV, to the cars many of us are driving, Japan is everywhere.
Fashion designer, André Lima, has used another concept from Japan in his new Spring 2009 collection. If looking at the models wearing his designs makes you want to find a piece of square paper to fold, don’t be alarmed. His collection was inspired by the Japanese art of origami. Check out more of André Lima’s collection at Trend de la Creme.
Okay, these are some stupid looking clothes… REAL stupid looking clothes.
And I’m not so sure people would be flattered by the fact that some of their dresses were inspired by Crabs and Flys (Flies?) >.<
Probably the only good looking one was the peacock one, and for the one in which What I’ll assume is a pill bug was the inspiration I can see her PANTIES, and let me tell you, if I saw her on the train, the LAST piece of her clothing that I’d ever want to see was her panties… **Barfs**
I wouldn’t mind it, especially if she was a j-girl. Lol. The penguin style was my favorite. It looks cool in way. Bon.
All these designs are amazing!!! That is Art and Fashion at it’s finest!!
Something called COUTURE: defined – wearable art
Who cares if it would look stupid going down the street? It’s meant for museums & art galleries, and those reeeeally daring people who can pull it off :)