Brushstrokes as pattern have been around for a little while now seen both in the interiors market and fashion. This new trend, rendered in more of a graffiti painterly style, is urban and edgy. A nod to the 1980's, the look is both playful and artistic. Not too messy, the creations are city hip and gallery worthy. Shown from top left: Dress by Antoni & Alison; Shoulder bag by Proenza Shouler; "Bansky" Wall tile by Peronda; Cascade ring by Martin Linning; Clutch by Kenzo; Brushstroke tunic by River Island; Pillow by Maxwell Dickson; Brushstroke chair by West Elm; Shoes by Manolo Blannik.
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