Fur Design Innovations – More Than Meets the Eye
When it comes to fur design this season there’s far more than meets the eye. Designers are employing multiple techniques to create extraordinary looks that appear chic and easy. Only upon closer examination does the intricacy and time consuming workmanship become visible to the naked eye.
Fay – Fall 2014-Winter 2015
Michael Kors – Fall 2014-Winter 2015
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Trompe l’œil finishes are currently being featured across a range of garment types and styles siphoning inspiration from everything from knitwear to art. The ever-popular cable-knit pattern – trademark of the classic Aran fisherman’s sweater – is especially popular this season. When this look is created in fur it is really something special!
Barbara Bui – Fall 2014-Winter 2015
Laura Biagiotti – Fall 2014-Winter 2015
The intarsia technique is getting a full reboot lately as designers turn out great designs that effectively camouflage fur as other materials while drawing on its luxe textural quality. From twin sets to trims, fur is being democratized within the wardrobe without losing its noble status.
Creatures of the Wind – Fall 2014-Winter 2015
Valentino – Fall 2014-Winter 2015
Ermanno Scervino – Fall 2014-Winter 2015
Along with intarsia, tiling and other innovative techniques are giving fur design a robust creative surge. Add to that a more casual approach to fur and you’ve got the makings for bold experimentation and cutting-edge looks.
Roberto Cavalli – Fall 2014-Winter 2015
Marni – Fall 2014-Winter 2015
Léonard – Fall 2014-Winter 2015
We are real fans of the new animalia sensibility in which the intarsia technique is creating new patterns based on established animal prints.
Emilio Pucci – Fall 2014-Winter 2015
Tom Ford – Fall 2014-Winter 2015
This new creative blast is delivering fresh, modern, unexpected fur looks and we’re impressed! We can’t wait to see how it evolves in coming seasons.
Just Cavalli – Fall 2014-Winter 2015
John Richmond – Fall 2014-Winter 2015
Cédric Charlier – Fall 2014-Winter 2015
