Recreated Classic Art Thematic Design & Development of Womenswear

In this chaotic era, the past has a great artistic appeal. Martial Raysse combines classical art with modern pop art, which means people are trying to interpret classic art in a contemporary way to make it more suitable for the future. Refined styling, retro patterns and timeless elements play more important roles in the fashion industry, laying a strong foundation for innovative design. Now, classics are to be awakened. We respect classics but not replicate them, we recreate classics with modern art forms.

Inspirational Events

1. To celebrate the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci's passing away, the Louvre Museum holds this exhibition showing nearly Leonardo da Vinci's 20 paintings and other works of art, sketches and sculptures. This exhibition gathers all the work outcomes of neatly 10 years. The scientific study and repairing deeply help us understand the works of art and painting techniques. 2. Eric N. Mack attended the first biennial exhibition of Whitney held from May 17 to September 22. This biennial exhibition chose works from 75 artists and art studios. Nearly 3/4 of artists are under the age of 40, and more than half of artists are non-white. Some are the emerging artists.

The past has great attraction. The vintage looks are timeless. The classic designs are perennial. Consumers spend less and buy quality products. The durable and functional qualities are particularly important. Classic designs give updates via color, silhouette and craft, and contemporary designs are incorporated.

Romantic elements, retro details from the 1970s and 1980s, simple looks are combined to create the style of Recreated Classic Art. Classic suits inject designs with a sartorial sense. Heritage checks and tweeds are teamed with brights to update classic patterns. Different shapes and gathering methods update puff sleeves and add fashion to tops.

Classical and modern colors from Martial Raysse's work of art La Grande Odalisque boldly reimagine classical art which is reinterpreted via modern methods. Vintage looks set the foundation for creative designs. The combination of ceramic blue and premium graphite purple interprets a mysterious sentiment of the 18th century.

The pattern exhibits a retro and arty feel. Placement painting patterns, geometric motifs, florals and portraits are mixed to show new effects. Application: sweatshirt, overcoat and dress.

The 1970s style makes a comeback. The bright modern updates are balanced with the 1970s style. Color blocking and geometric patterns are key. Small geometric graphics and taffeta-style prints add newness.

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