Change The Painting! Fashion Art, Watercolor, Oil Painting, Clothing, Hot Clothing

In recent years, the relationship between fashion and art is becoming more and more close. A super famous brand is not only holding large and small art exhibitions, but also turning clothes into a part of art.

This spring and summer, many brands include Yves Saint Laurent, Marni, Dolce & Gabbana and Galliano, turning clothing into canvas, printing different types of Abstract watercolor splash patterns, making the fashion world permeated with an artistic atmosphere.

In fact, for many years, there have been fashion brands in fashion master and painting, but in this season "the lineup" is the most prosperous, Yves Saint Laurent, Dolce & Gabbana, Stella McCartney, Chlo BMarni, Burberry and so on many super famous brand, clothes are not unavoidable to dip into the color of watercolor oil painting.

Although a variety of brand designs have their own characteristics, the selected oil paintings are biased towards abstract colors, including the Impressionism impressionist style of abstract flower pattern oil painting, Action Painting ink splash ink painting, and Expressionism expressionist style.

Abstract color

Yves Saint Laurent has appeared many watercolor splash patterns in the Cruise Line early spring series.

Stefano Pilati, the brand steward, pformed the famous splash ink and careless paintings of Cy Twombly, the famous American painter, into colorful designs and made many kinds of skirts.

In addition, he was inspired by the oil painting patterns on the walls of British studio Francis Bacon, designed as a large black and white geometric pattern, and an elaborate Pink Poppy skirt.

Marni and John Galliano's secondary line Galliano, one step earlier than YSL, has introduced the colors of art oil painting in the past autumn and winter.

Marni after the autumn and winter is full of childlike colors and coloured patterns, this spring and summer brand will be changed to scrawl Paintbrush strokes, expressionist and impressionistic flower designs, printed on the sign style of the wide skirt.

As for Galliano, the Collage collage is used to print different patterns of oil on the skirt, which are colorful and dazzling.

Flyover studio

Dolce & Gabbana is another brand that takes oil painting as the theme. The designer is inspired by the Julian Schnabel Baroque color decoration in the famous Gramercy Park Hotel of New York, and designs a series of artistic colors. Both the dress, the gauze jacket and the evening dress are painted with many patterns of splashing, scrawling, Impressionist colors, flowers and other artistic colors.

The brand also broadcast several art students' watercolor oil painting patterns during the Milan 08 fashion show, and turned the fashion flyover into a studio.