February 2022,

 

A logical continuation of the neo-hippie trend that we mentioned last year, prints are rubbing off in all directions this spring. ​

 

The tie and dye is reminiscent of the 60s and 70s and the emblem of a rebellious generation taken up thirty years later by the acid electro movement. More than a desire for displayed rebellion, the craze for this print would evoke more the current attraction for ancestral craft techniques that we reclaim in a slow and ecological approach.

 

The textiles are therefore inspired by African, Indian or Japanese Shibori ethnic prints. ​ Unlike past years, when print was colored in bright colors out of provocation, at the start of the 21st century, calm and gentleness are in order at a time when the world is racing.

 

Dresses, shorts, swimsuits, sportswear, home accessories, adopt this season the psychedelic pattern in powdery variations ranging from salmon pink to celadon green.