The modern influence of art on fashion

Fashion has appreciated, and often later regretted, its synergistic link with the art world over the last century. From cubist motifs in the minimalist Art Deco-style dress that manifested in clothing two decades after the end of the movement, art and fashion have turned out to be less strange friends and lovers. more passionate who sometimes did not get along. It should be noted if art or fashion is a catalyst, as art-inspired fashion is almost always inspired, while the alternative is reminiscent of Patrick Nagel's atrocities of the late '70s and early' 90s. 80, who still manage to find space in the wall in an instant. neighborhood barbershop style everywhere.

Enter the modern era, where art defies the conventions of labeling and where borders have been distorted to the point of disappearing. What fashion borrows from today's art is anything but derivative and often direct. As the art world has grown, so has the fashion industry. The inclusion of avant-garde art in the field of acceptability as a fashion influence has nothing to do with consumerism or with the requirement of personalization of the constituent elements of art himself. From the social commentary to the current political landscape, the passions expressed in art are found in the closets of the sans-droits. What was born in the back of the mind and done artistically can now be worn on the back of a shirt. Never before have the options for self-expression been so poignant, powerful and available.