Wave fashion design

Purple Wave design

From little black dresses to long white gowns.

Dutch fashion designer Iris Van Herpen (previously) blends cutting-edge technology and classic motifs in her thought-provoking garments. Van Herpen’s most recent collection, Shift Souls, was showcased at Paris Fashion Week, and featured dresses that play with structure and color to blur the boundaries between fashion, technology, and art. In a statement on the brand’s website about the collection, Van Herpen explains that she was inspired by the fluidity of identity change in myths…

Illustrations By Mohita | Fashion Designer on Instagram: "Designs inspired by waves offer a sense of fluidity, movement, and elegance. Here are some examples of how the concept of waves can be incorporated into various design elements Basically this is a research board which you can show to your client or can also include in your fashion portfolio to show the ideation of your inspiration- I have made a rough representation of sketches to just to show the design elements regarding my theme…

Ukiyo-e Fashion 1.1 Introducing a virtual fashion collection inspired by Katsushika Hokusai's 'Great Wave off the Coast of Kanagawa' woodblock print. 🌊🏯 💜 Follow @mental.macrocosm for more AI creations! 💻 Created with Midjourney Niji v6 #japan #hokusai #fashionart #aifashion #virtualfashion #aiartcommunity #digitalart #artistsoninstagram #midjourney #midjourneycommunity

Ocean Waves. B.U.T design illustration. Uyen Truong fashion illustration

Like a Vermeer painting, Ukrainian model Ali Honcharuk is all stillness and repose. Yuima Nakazato's cascading celestial silk chiffon gown adds a dash of futuristic verve. Photographed backstage before the Japanese couturier's haute couture AW 2022/23 Paris show by Elli Ioannou for DAM Yuima Nakazato is one of the most intriguing and visionary fashion designers working today. From creating sustainable fabrics to eliminating the needle and thread, he is taking haute couture into new realms…