Print, Pattern, and Color DesignStripe Design For Carlson
Taking inspiration from the classic awning stripe, I created a pattern to suit the Carlson customer’s classic, slightly edgy taste while staying true to the everyday wearability of the brand. This one color, balanced stripe pattern is for Women’s Wovens S/S 28 and utilizes a bitmap to add texture and create a blurring effect. The colors were inspired by the warm, bohemian tones predicted by WGSN for S/S 28, and the pattern was influenced by WGSN’s trend prediction for Women’s Prints & Graphics S/S 28 “Human Touch” where customers turn towards hand crafted appeal for comfort in a uncertain digital age.
Print and Pattern
The following three prints & patterns were designed for A/W 26 for KNWLS
Brand & Trend Research for Print Design
Color Palette Design
This color palette was designed in May 2025 for Entire Studios for S/S 26 based on brand and trend research
Vivid, rich tones transition the drop from Fall to Spring with a balance of bright, warm toned colors like the pale pink “rose” and bold red “poppy” with cool tones in the “cobalt” bright blue and muted blue “dusk.” “Night,” a blue toned black and “sugar,” a cool toned white are neutrals for the drop.
The following two images show the actual color palette of Entire Studios’ S/S 26 drop
Brand Research
Entire Studios offers avant guard minimalist clothing with a subversive edge. Their customer is willing to spend on pieces that stand out and stand the test of time.
Entire Studios’ color palettes are founded on muted, nearly neutral colors and feature black, white, and bold pops of color. There tends to be a black, white, gray, shades of tan, green, and red in the collections. Colder seasons tend to highlight darker colors and we see fewer bright accent colors.
Tops, bottoms, dresses, and outerwear are all offered in multiple colorways while statement pieces are usually only available in one color.