Hi everyone! This post is all about me! Just kidding (well it kind of is) these are too storyboards designed by me for summer and fall 2012. I need your feed back on you favorite one! Please, please comment!
This story board is all about color blocking (one of my absolutely favorite trends!) I wanted to bring lots of color back into fall, even some colors that may be thought of as exclusively summer colors. Colors, cuffs and structured silhouettes are the foundation for this line.
In this story board I wanted to create no fuss summer wear. Simple, fun and really colorful fashion. I love dresses and tops that have a lot going on so it looks like you put quite a bit of thought into the outfit but you really spent no time at all. I like the matchy-match look, with short/skirts and tops in the same color and accessories in a similar hue.
I love the color choices for BOTH of these. Super fun and flirty. I am very fond of the color blocking idea! Definitely a current trend I could see you investigating more.
ReplyDeleteI love both of your boards! They look like you, which is always good praise! I like the idea of using brighter colors for the fall and I like the matchy-matchy look too in your spring/summer board.
ReplyDeleteI'm feelin the concept of the first board & the idea of using unexpected summer- known colors. It bothers me that we always seem to go back to the same muted colors in fall.
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity of the first board. so chic. I think the second one could be trimmed down so that the idea is a bit more clear.
ReplyDeleteI like color palette of the second board. It's very colorful and I like how there's a lot going on with the patterns in the garments.
ReplyDeleteI love the second board. You found really great images to express the trend.
ReplyDeleteI love your color blocking inspiration. It will be really to see you create a collection out of this idea.
ReplyDeleteI really like your color blocking board and the pictures in it is very inspiring (love the blue lips). I like that you put in a minty green in your color story to kind of break off the otherwise pretty primary color scheme
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