So, for this blog post I have created 2 storyboards for the Spring 2012 season. It is up to you to decide which one you like the most and tell me, comments will be most appreciated. Without further ado...
Let's forget our morals and wear some florals
When I was looking through this years designer collections I just kind of stumbled upon the fact that there were a LOT of floral prints. And as a vintage lover this trend defiantly spoke to me. I chose a brighter color palette because it brings it to a more current place.
Then we'll pretend we're hunnie bunnies in the 1920's
On the second story board I stuck to my theme from last weeks Great Gatsby post. I saw lots of geometric style lines and low or non existent waist lines. I kept the colors more subdued with this board because I feel it suits the mood better.
That's it for now. Let me know which you prefer!
*All pictures are from stylesight.com
The prints and colors used in your first storyboard are gorgeous! It is so fresh.
ReplyDeleteLove the ditsy florals and love vintage, so the first board is definately my pick! Your theme titles are adorable.
ReplyDeleteI really like "Let's forget our morals and wear some florals" storyboard. I'm a vintage lover myself, and enjoy the vintage style large prints and motifs. I also enjoyed the lady like silhouettes.
ReplyDeleteI love the 1920's inspired storyboard! The use of geometric shapes is always a great way to create interest in a garment, and it's really cool to see it with the 20's silhouette.
ReplyDeleteI love your titles so much. I also love how much visual information you fit into each board, without it being too cluttered.I kept feeling like I had too many images and they weren't very clear. I also appreciate how I can look at your images and clearly see where your colors came from. Your color palettes match your ideas and your images very well.
ReplyDeleteHowever your images are wider than your blog space. You may want to go into your settings and make it wider. Not really a criticism, just a tip.
most definitely the great gatsby one! i'm a sucker for jewel tones. the florals struck a nice tone though, good on ya!
ReplyDeleteI love the second board because its so modern.
ReplyDeleteIt's very fun how you mixed your floral prints, I like how in way you show both sides of a woman the "inocent side" and the "wild side".
ReplyDeleteMy fav is the second, mostly because I can't pull off florals. The first is very kelse!
ReplyDeleteThe dresses on the second board are wonderful. I never thought I'd see a flapper-style dress that didn't look to costumey and now I've seen the light
ReplyDeleteI definitely think that that second board is your strongest because the silhouettes of the 20's are more unique than the floral prints. I feel like florals are really overdone sometimes, and the 20's silhouettes, lines and shapes add a very unique twist to the dresses. But I must say that I really like your color palette on your first board.
ReplyDeleteI like the great gatsby inspired board. The use of line and structure you use is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove the dresses an style of the second board! Love the 20s style and the jewel tone colors! Beautiful Kelse!
ReplyDeleteI like the floral board, the color scheme is fun and the mix of prints gives floral's a modern twist.
ReplyDeleteI really like the 2nd board. I think floral prints are over rated (but this is just my opinion)! I can definately see why you prefer the 1st though, and it is definately right up your alley!
ReplyDeleteI like how you are incorporating what we have been learning in fashion history and using it in a modern twist. It is cool to see how the industry is still using the style that was used so far back in the day.
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