The most interesting part for us about "Boro" is examples of ready-made items of clothing and images. I ask for cat.
Technique "Boro", though distinctive, but it is quite difficult to fit into the modern wardrobe. Designers use patchwork technique with caution and combine with the familiar cerella style representatives. Due to the original color (indigo) and density of material (hemp), in modern fashion for Boro, they are used mainly denim. Jeans as it is impossible to suitable - it is blue and density and beautiful pricing of flaps.
Also, tight knitwear, cotton, flax suitable for creating things in this style. But the most important thing - you will need or a lot of time and patience, because each thing is created in manual. Or a lot of money, because manual labor is the most expensive, and before the heap of "Boro" most often meets from Japanese brands, which are famous for high prices, but also the highest quality.
As an example, brand can be brought:
Blue Blue
Visvim
which are less well known outside of Japan. In addition, there is still a couple of dozens of brands that know only there. However, the largest fan of Boro style is the famous Tokyo brand Kapital.
Mark's designers are suitable for the concept side of their business with practically maniacal meticulousness - all collections are created on the basis of cultural heritage from different continents: Patterns Navajo, the traditions of ammonites, Eskimos, Scots, Militari and, of course, Boro and Sashiko. In 2013, the fashion week In Paris, Kim Jones, who is responsible for the men's Louis Vuitton line, introduced a joint line of clothing, developed using the Boro technique within the framework of the Spring-Summer Collection.
Another Furui team presented his vision of Boro on the podium:
Lin-Chung Huang:
Florence Provencher-Proulx - an excellent example of how to enter Boro in modern life and your style:
UNDERCOVER CRUST JEANS - Excellent sample jeans with Tile Boro:
Next, the walls assembled by the network without authorship.
Headwear and neck scarves:
This cap is most likely capital.
One of the common techniques in the Boro technique is now an assembly of garban clothing.
Jackets / Shirts / Dresses:
Quilted jackets from Bandan have repeated us more than once.
By the way, Boro and Bocho are very close, but I would not have such a peakwork to attribute to our topic, although if you beat it stitch - another look.
Pants a variety:
Footwear:
Flynames from fabric - Pretty common shoes for Boro time.
You can stop harsh taps.
Apply a traditional drawing "Cross".
Or simply beat the shoes with a spacious concentrated ribbon.
Bags:
Buttons:
They were sad and even embroidered in Kogin and Hishizashi techniques.
Interior:
And lastbill the Ashish collection, more simply denim pachvork, but again adding stitches to get a beautiful boro:
This apron in combination with the patchwork is very similar to Borough.
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