Textile Material Trends Fall/Winter 2014/2015 by Trend Council
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Posts from the ‘Patterns in Vogue’ Category
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Nov 28
Key Pattern Trends for Spring Summer 2014 in Men’s and Women’s Wear by Trend Council
Trend Council is a niche service which delivers much appreciated color and trend forecast material and information based on genuine explorations. With the reports strongly founded on factual analysis and concrete focus on Ladies, Juniors, Men, Young Men, and Active markets, it helps us make the right decisions for our future business requirements.
Forecast Courtesy: Trend Council
S/2 2014 print and pattern trends find major influences coming from both the Japanese and Chinese cultures infused. Other key expressions include 50’s inspired branding and harlequin motifs. Digital print photo real imaging continues to be strong. Have a look below to discover more.
Nov 9
Printsource Newyork’s Top 10 Print Ideas- Fall/Winter 2012/2013
Printsource is the main resource for surface and textile design for textile designers, fashion designers, retailers, apparel manufacturers, bed and bath manufacturers, kitchen and tabletop makers and all other surface and textile design applications. This year it was immensely interesting to check out what the companies around the globe took forward as ideas from Printsource and added on their taste to each and every product story that they made. Like every other year, it is back with new trends and print ideas to help us all conceptualize for the future. Here is your chance to pick up the best from them and deliver your best to the design world.
Here is the report (Courtesy: Printsource)
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Tapestry: Woven-looking dense designs in scenics, florals and ornamentals
Painterly Stripes: An update to the hard-edged stripe of late, this hand drawn interpretation brings a softer look to the continuing trend.
Cross Stitch: Crafty-looking cross stitch inspired by Eastern and Northern Europe
Big Blooms: Larger than life florals make an impact in bold form.
The Silk Road: Asian ceramics and other artisan crafts influence this direction which mixes traditions from China to Turkey.
Pre-War Prints: Tossed florals and conversational prints take on a decidedly late 30s/early 40s feel
Go for Baroque: Ornamentation abounds in curls and swirls
Indonesian Inspiration: Indonesian textile techniques such as batik, wood block and hand painting influence this direction
Color Block: Bold and bright, there is no stopping the visual impact of this trend.
Opposites Attract: Opposing shapes and contrasting colors are paired to create optical vibrations.
Patterns, Colors and Design 