Fashion Design: Appreciating The Charm And Aesthetics Of Color And Geometric Design

△Designed by Sonia Delaunay

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Cubism Art

Sonia Delaunay was a key figure in the avant-garde art of Paris in the early 20th century. She is not only an abstract painter, but also touches many practical fields: fashion, fabric, graphic design and interior decoration design. She brings art into her daily life with her actions and freely wanders between pure art and practical art.

△Sonia Delaunay

Sonia and her husband co founded the Orphism movement. Drawing from cubism, one of the important branches of Cubism, is to get rid of cubism and rhythm. Sonia's paintings thus transformed the portrait into a fusion of color and geometry.

△Flamenco dancer (1916)

After World War I, Sonia began to make art practical. She makes clothes for private clients and friends, designs fabric patterns with bold colors and novel geometric patterns, and has founded her own fashion company, simultan é.

Different from other designers who pay attention to the tailoring of clothes, her clothes are characterized by large lines and patterns that attract the attention, which creates a new fashion style for the fashion circle at that time.

A jacket for Hollywood actress Gloria Swanson

△Designed by Sonia Delaunay

Sonia's geometric elements are popular in the fashion circle, and even become a way of life, from interior decoration, to car appearance, to daily necessities, all reflect people's enthusiasm for Sonia art.

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Based on Sonia's creative theory and style, the charm of color and geometric design has gradually attracted people's attention. Many clothing brands embody unique color charm from the design inspiration and display form. At present, the geometric aesthetic pattern of Cubism is still an enduring fashion, presenting a modern fashion sense with retro classic meaning.

△ Delpozo

△ Prada

△ Loewe

△ Paul Smith

△ Versace

△ Missoni

△ Sonia Rykiel

△ Berluti

△ Perry Ellis

Source: topknitting