Lookbook : Fall 2014 - Neologism

Futuristic Fashion
Sci-Fi & Architecture Inspired

Circular short silk dress in blues and neon green-yellow with city calligraphy in Arabic and Japanese scripts, finished with a 6-inch printed panel of Berlin architecture.
Look # 1
Calligraphy Dress
Draped and pleated silk poncho featuring futuristic metallic satellite prints and geometric patterns.
Look # 2
Draped Poncho Dress
Futuristic fashion - Silk coat dress with a long gold zipper on the left side, tailored with futuristic metallic geometric prints inspired by Iron Man and Ice Man suits.
Look # 3
Coat Dress

Lookbook – Neologism – Fall Winter 2014

Shrekahnth’s “Neologism,” Fall Winter 2014 lookbook, combines futuristic fashion with urban landscapes. A highly skilled team in Dubai’s Atelier created this ready-to-wear collection. The collection was shot in Berlin, Germany. It highlights the city’s unique architectural, industrial design and sci-fi film-inspired aura.

Futuristic fashion with prints and structured styles brings a unique creative collection. It carries new patterns and drapes to describe the science fiction style. This collection draws inspiration from iconic films. It includes Metropolis, a 1927 German sci-fi classic by Fritz Lang. It also features Ridley Scott’s masterpiece, Blade Runner.

This line features luxuriant silks in visually appealing patterns through fluting and traditional tailoring. Unlike sci-fi costumes, the collection is simply pragmatic for wear. Digital prints by Shrekahnth are a collection of experimental pieces that draw inspiration from cinema.

Silk playsuit featuring futuristic prints of metallic satellites and geometric patterns, with intricate long beading at the waist.
Look # 6
Space Playsuit
Layered short dress in raw silk with prints inspired by Berlin’s modern architecture.
Look # 4
Layered Dress
Layered printed dress in shades of pink and purple, inspired by the neon-lit traffic scenes of Blade Runner.
Look # 5
Traffic Dress
Scifi fashion - A kimono dress featuring Blade Runner-inspired traffic prints, blending urban chaos with futuristic elegance.
Look # 9
Traffic Kimono Dress
Silk playsuit featuring bold, contrasting prints inspired by the Metropolis movie poster, resembling a futuristic New York skyline.
Look # 7
Metropolis Playsuit
Raw silk shirt and skirt featuring Berlin architecture-inspired prints, with long beaded yokes adding depth and texture.
Look # 8
Arch Shirt & Skirt
Editorial image of a circular short silk dress in blues with neon green and yellow calligraphy in Arabic and Japanese, featuring a 6-inch printed hem panel of Berlin architecture.
Editorial image of a model seated against a space-age blue backdrop, wearing a silk playsuit with bright contrasting prints inspired by the Metropolis movie poster and New York skyline.
Flared shirts and pants in futuristic metallic geometric patterns, inspired by the armor aesthetics of Iron Man and Ice Man, with striking gold and ice prints.
Look # 10
Flared Shirt & Pants
A coat dress and shorts in metallic satellite geometric prints on silk, inspired by futuristic technology and interstellar aesthetics.
Look # 12
Coat Dress & Shorts
A buttoned shirt with shorts in a dynamic traffic print, inspired by Blade Runner’s neon-lit cityscapes and futuristic motion.
Look # 11
Shirt & Shorts

Silhouettes and Tailoring

Kaftans with kimono patterns display the elegance of Japanese culture inspired by Blade Runner. Long dresses that look like traditional thobes honor Middle Eastern heritage. Playsuits give off a fun, easygoing feel. Coat dresses and layered separates provide versatility and practicality. Also, many of these styles focus on comfort and fit. They offer wearable styles using unique silks printed with graphic elements, giving each piece a unique look. This collection makes it distinctive.

Classic Innovative tailoring methods were used, including techniques like pleating, fluting, and gathering on the waistlines, which abound in the collection. These tailors create beautiful silhouettes for women with vital Ready to wear. A few of the long, flowy gathered dresses in the collection feature crinkled chiffon. French designer Madame Grès, renowned for her fluting techniques, inspired them. For women’s evening wear, these gowns are distinctive, detailed, and aesthetically pleasing designs. These architectural elements translate into modernism and originality.

Unique Textile Prints and Color Palette:

The neologism was developed with a unique color scheme. It has dark blue shades, shiny silver, frozen whites with ice blue, brilliant greens, and strong yellows and golds. These colors vividly tell a futuristic narrative. They catch the spirit and lighting of science fiction movies.

The distinctive digital textile prints created are:

  • Psychedelic space art and satellite symmetry
  • Industrial machinery of Metropolis
  • Architectural and city spaces
  • Middle Eastern city names in neon calligraphy in Arabic and Japanese.
Editorial image of two models standing in front of a blue space-age backdrop, wearing long pleated dresses in crinkle chiffon and silk in shades of blue, purple, and green.
A printed pant suit inspired by futuristic skyscrapers, featuring architectural silhouettes and geometric patterns, blending modern tailoring with sci-fi aesthetics.
Look # 15
Suit & Pants
A geometric gold and ice print suit with a skirt, inspired by futuristic armor and sci-fi aesthetics, featuring sharp tailoring and structured silhouettes.
Look # 13
Suit With Skirt
A rectangular street print draped jacket paired with a coordinated top, skirt, and ruched leggings, inspired by urban cityscapes and futuristic motion.
Look # 14
Suit Skirt & Pants
Raw silk dress with digital prints inspired by Berlin architecture in shades of blue and grey, featuring beadwork at the waist.
Look # 17
Arch Jumpsuit
Silk crinkle chiffon long dress printed in blues, inspired by Berlin architecture, fluted and gathered at the waist.
Look # 18
Arch Fluted Dress
Jumpsuit featuring futuristic street prints inspired by city grids and motion, designed in vibrant tones on silk.
Look # 16
Traffic Jumpsuit
Long thobe-style silk dress in blues with neon green and yellow city name calligraphy in Arabic and Japanese, featuring a 4-inch silver beaded panel down the center.
Look # 21
Calligraphy Thobe
Dress in crinkle chiffon and habutai silk, pleated at the waist and shoulders in shades of blue, purple, and green.
Look # 19
Pleated Dress
Silk habutai long thobe-style dress with short kimono sleeves, printed with futuristic satellite motifs.
Look # 20
Kimono Dress
Editorial image of a model seated on a stylized couch over futuristic blue materials, wearing a silk street-print jumpsuit with a geometric print jacket.
Editorial image of a model standing between a futuristic geometric screen in the foreground and a background screen, wearing a kimono sleeve kaftan with gold and ice print and green patchwork.

About the Collection

A standout style of the collection and best seller is a short, circular silk dress. It has electric blues and neon greens. The dress features layered Neon calligraphy and a printed hem inspired by Berlin architecture. Another standout style features a kimono-sleeve kaftan. It has gold and ice blue geometric prints, patchwork details, and an olive-green silk hemline.

A key feature of the collection is a style with a 4-inch shiny silver beaded strip in the center of a Thobe-style dress. This hand beading adds space-age silver and structure to the soft silhouette. The collection blends modern digital prints with traditional handcraft techniques.

Editorial and Visual Elements of the Lookbook presents the collection as an illustrated story. Photographers shot models against blue sci-fi backgrounds and stylized props. These components highlight the futuristic idea but don’t overshadow the apparel design. One view shows a model seated on a sculptural couch. This look resembles the set design for sci-fi movies like Blade Runner.

Neologism separates from a conventional collection. Instead, it offers a provocative overview. The emphasis of this lookbook is on visual form, concept, and materials. Every appearance relates to a larger narrative. Futuristic fashion combines architecture, movement, and film with clothing styles. Every garment highlights the brand’s attention to the most minor details.

This collection highlights a desire to create stories. Neologism incorporates luxury silks and prints with unique variations, producing a visual language that transcends fashion. It encourages viewers to explore an almost endless creative universe. This combination of several artistic disciplines starts a vibrant conversation.

Long silk kimono-style kaftan with slight gathering at the waist, featuring satellite and metallic psychedelic prints.
Look # 22
Kimono Kaftan
Kimono-style long thobe dress with flared skirt from the waist, featuring prints inspired by Metropolis and industrial machinery.
Look # 23
Thobe Dress
Long silk thobe-style dress in blues with neon green and yellow city name calligraphy in Arabic and Japanese, finished with a twisted waist belt.
Look # 24
Calligraphy Kaftan
Kimono sleeve kaftan dress with geometric gold and ice print, green stream-line patchwork on neckline and sleeves, matching waistband, and solid green 8-inch hem.