The Patternbank team recently attended Graduate Fashion Week in London’s East End. GFW is the world’s leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion. We’ve highlighted the strongest print & pattern focused collections from the four day event.
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
Temperley London » Resort 2018
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Patternbank highlight some of the recent Resort 2018 Collections, in particular Valentino, who showed a strong palette of colours, from pink to green, yellow and red, alongside bold ethnic prints and placement embroidery, all mixed with a young, sporty vibe. Watch out for more on the Resort 2018 shows, which are a great insight into the next upcoming trends of the season.
Patternbank brings you another Fall17 catwalk print spotlight. These posts deliver a more focused overview of the directional print & pattern looks that are sure to direct new print trends emerging for next season.
Print Trend Synopsis: Overlaid Pattern / Playful Geometrics / Floral & Geo Mixes / Bold Vibrant Colour Plays / Revived Archive Patterns / Clashing Geometrics / Bold Colour Mixes / Dazzle Prints
Check out our Catwalk AW17 trend report for more print & pattern directional insights.
Patternbank brings you another Fall17 catwalk print spotlight. These posts deliver a more focused overview of the directional print & pattern looks that are sure to direct new print trends emerging for next season.
Print Trend Synopsis: Outlined Florals / Vintage Rose Prints / Expressive Hand Painted Blooms / Dark Grounds / New Romantics Styling / Layered Florals / Feminine Looks / Layered Bouquets / Floral Garden Explosion
Check out our Catwalk AW17 trend report for more print & pattern directional insights.
With such an array of print & pattern at the recent Fall 2017 Ready-to-Wear collections, Patternbank wanted to highlight in more detail some of the strongest and most directional shows. This post brings you a more focused overview of the directional print & pattern looks that are sure to direct new print trends emerging for next season.
Print Trend Synopsis: Dutch Old Master References / Rich Historic Eclectic Pattern Mixes / Stylised Nature / Butterfly & Moth Motifs / Oriental Pattern References / 70s, 80s & 90s Visual Aesthetics / Tulips, Roses & Rich Historic Bouquets
Check out our Catwalk AW17 trend report for more print & pattern directional insights.
Patternbank brings you our biggest in-depth catwalk trend report. Highlighting the key Fall 2017 Print and Pattern trends from the latest New York, London, Paris and Milan catwalk and runway shows. The team have gathered information from the designers collections and compiled a selection of the most prominent print looks trending for Autumn/Winter 2017 together with an insight into colours for the season.
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Exquisite hand embroidered textiles with threads intact, reminiscent of samplers from historical collections, were the offerings from Sarah Burton and her team for the Alexander McQueen fall 2017 collection at Paris Fashion Week. They found their inspirations in Cornwall, collections of flora and fauna, sun and star symbols and ribbons and threads, a truly beautiful offering.
See the full Alexander McQueen collection on Vogue.com
Watch out for our Fall 2017 Catwalk Print Trend Report to inspire you in all your new seasonal developments – live in March. Check out our Spring/Summer 2017 Catwalk report here.
Valentino looked to the Memphis Group for his inspiration, prints were abstract and bold in ice cream colours, with wonderfully curious florals for Fall 2017.
See the full Valentino collection on Vogue.com
Cosmic Love was the title for Manish Arora’s Fall 2017 collection at Paris Fashion Week. A colourful gathering of tribal love alongside trippy space rockets and a hint of contemporary abstract art in a riot of colour.
See the full Manish Arora collection on Vogue.com
Maison Margiela’s Fall 2017 collection executed by John Galliano, included clever cut-outs and fabric manipulations, a mash-up of styles and cultures in every sense.
Kenzo delivered a bold collection of contrasting Hawaiian coloured florals and plaid checks alongside some sophisticated ombre colourings for their Fall 2017 show at Paris Fashion Week.
See the full Kenzo collection on Vogue.com
Dries Van Noten’s Fall 2017 Collection at Paris Fashion Week was a dazzling retrospective of some of his favourite prints from Chintz to Japanese Kimonos and mezmerizing geometrics, all re-worked into a collection of fabulous dresses. This was Dries 100th show and featured models that walked the catwalk for him back in 1993, a strong and lasting image of powerful women in powerful prints.
See the full Dries collection on Vogue.com
Check out For Restless Sleepers latest collection at Milan’s Fashion Week, RTW Fall 17. A luscious mix of over-scaled scenic paintings, giant insects and wondrous creatures.
See the full For Restless Sleepers collection on Vogue.com
Antonio Marras hit the runway with his latest collection at Milan’s Fashion Week, RTW Fall 17. A crazy mix of traditional florals, checks and Argyle compiled in Antonio’s clever cut and paste tailoring.
See Antonio’s full collection on Vogue.com
Milan’s Fashion Week, RTW Fall 17 show was a riot of colour, texture and pattern when Dolce & Gabbana’s latest collection hit the runway. The collection was all about real people, with 140 individuals from all ethnicities, walks of life and ages, kitted out in individually tailored looks, with Dolce & Gabbana’s signature overload of florals, animals and opulence.
Check out Stella Jean’s eclectic new collection from Milan’s Fashion Week, RTW Fall 17 show. The collection focuses on influences from the cold war and highlights todays ongoing political tensions. Stella’s signature mashup, showcases a Bohemian mix of illustrative winter scenes, ethnic patterns and folk influences with a hint of U.S. military dress.
See Stella’s full collection on Vogue.com
