Exoticism

There's an interesting trend story about exoticism and tribalism in Spring 10 Fashion in the New York Times.

Spring 10: Rebecca Taylor

Rebecca Taylor's Spring 2010 collection showcased a new take on her signature prints: feminine florals, polka dots, and subtle animal prints took shape on high-waisted silhouettes, short ruffled frocks,

Spring 10: Proenza Schouler

Inspired by the surf and skate culture of their youth, the dynamic duo that is Proenza Schouler showed a fresh take on tie-dye and animal for Spring. Some

Spring 10: Marc by Marc Jacobs

Forever the genius mix-master, Marc Jacobs merged several different themes into his Spring collection for Marc by Marc Jacobs. The most notable being the African inspired prints

Spring 10: Derek Lam

Derek Lam pulled inspiration from east coast vacation destinations like Asbury Park to create colorful florals and starburst patterns with a 40's flare.

Spring 10: Mara Hoffman

Mara Hoffman's spring prints mimic kaleidoscope effects, highlighting geometric patterning and a rainbow palette.

Spring 10: Helmut Lang

Helmut Lang prints seem to follow a shadowy, creepy look each season. For Spring 10, some are big atmospheric photographs, others are explosive light paintings.

Spring 10: Jeremy Laing

Jeremy Laing's folded, draped geometrics look very modern. photos courtesy Style.com. Background, Alexis Hartman for Pattern People
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