The Patternbank team have selected some hot picks from Fall 2019 Haute Couture runway shows. Check out the rest of the best of Couture Fall 2019 here.
Guo Pei’s theatrical array of eclectic costumes ranged from Renaissance style gowns to corseted Kimonos and from grand ecclesiastical robes to wide Marie Antoinette style Pannier skirts. This collection was cleverly connected with a neutral colour palette and were all adorned with intricate embellishments and structural embroideries. In stark contrast, colour and crafty texture were key ingredients in Viktor & Rolf’s Couture collection. Densely felted fabrics and patched vintage remnants depicted scenes and sunrises and pictorial embellished skirts came complete with embroidery hoops.
Check out the rest of the best of Couture Fall 2019 here.
Our 2019 Summer Sale is on until 14 July with a 20% saving on everything on our site. This includes all Standard, Extended and Premium Designs. Use code SUMMER19 at checkout.
Don’t forget to check out our new Trends area on the site for fresh ideas on trends and prints for the new season. Below are a selection of trends for Spring/Summer 2020 – view the trends for free in more detail here.
Featured Design: Tropical Pattern on Dark Background With Palm Leaves Filled With Tropical Hibiscus Flowers by SUPERNOVA
Whether the opulent gowns of Christian Dior are you usual cup of tea or not, if you have a passion for fashion or just a love of textiles, you will be wowed by the V&A‘s current exhibition. If you’re lucky enough to snatch a ticket that is! Currently sold out, with only a handful of “first come first served” tickets available on the day, the exhibition’s popularity has lead to an extension until 1st September. If that’s all too much like hard work, we’ve taken a few shots for you to enjoy!
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We’ve selected 24 of the most influential Print and Pattern focused shows from New York, London, Paris and Milan. These shows are not to be missed and are presented in easy to view format giving you the opportunity to use them to aid the developments of your new season collections.
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Patternbank bring you part 2 of the strongest print and pattern trends seen at the recent Pre-Fall 2019 collections alongside some of our designs from the Patternbank Online Textile Design Studio. These collections showed a mix of flowing and furnishing florals, vibrant graphic prints and wild cat conversationals.
La Double J / Seamless Cycle Abstract Geometry by Chenpei / Akris / Alice and Olivia / Roksanda / Kimora Lee Simmons / Floral by Ynsalkn design studio / Prabal Gurung
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
Dsquared2 / Patchwork checks by Amora Print Studio / Preen / Dsquared2 / Alice and Olivia / Plaid Garden by DimmDim / Iceberg
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
Preen / Botanical Bouquet by Omerta / Michael Kors / Fendi / Erdem / Yigal Azrouel / Mix Flowers Panot by J.Cochran Studio / Givenchy
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
Oscar de la Renta / Paisley Peony Roses by Riverside Bonfire Studio / Brock Collection / Batsheva / Gucci / Erdem / Flowers and Birds by Katerina Gri / Chloe
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
Warm Collection / Malaysia Batik by Laura Hickman / Chloe / Coach / Altuzarra / See by Chloe / Indian Flourishes by Roly Poly Print Studio / Etro
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
Schiaparelli / Dragon by Cutequokka2 / Balmain / Balmain / Valentino / Koche / Kabukie’s Kingdom by Simonetta De Simone / Roberto Cavalli
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
Johanna Oritz / 0049 by Exquisite Prints / Roberto Cavalli / Gucci / Prabal Gurung / Johanna Oritz / Hand Drawn Wild Jungle by Christine Lara / Just Cavalli
Designs available to buy on The Patternbank Studio, Catwalk images via Vogue.com
