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Go Go Pattern Design, Fashion Applications LP Platow, Designer Pattern Design: Roving Bee Roving Bee // New York, NY Pattern Design and licensing This striking black and white floral silhouette pattern that quickly garnered attention for its elegant simplicity and versatility. The pattern's clean lines and timeless aesthetic made it a sought-after choice for various applications in the fashion and textile industries. 2024-0101 Objective: The primary objective was to develop a pattern that could be licensed for multiple applications, ranging from fashion accessories to fabric bolts. The goal was to create a design that appealed to a wide audience and could seamlessly integrate into different product lines while maintaining its unique identity. It was licensed for multiple applications. Design Concept: The black and white floral silhouette pattern was inspired by a desire to capture the beauty of nature in a minimalist yet impactful way. Drawing upon the timeless appeal of floral motifs, I focused on creating clean, stylized silhouettes that would stand out against a contrasting background. Licensing and Applications: Fashion icon Adrienne Vittadini recognized the pattern's elegance and sophistication, choosing to license it for use on her cosmetic case. The pattern added a touch of glamour to the cosmetic case, reflecting Vittadini's commitment to quality and style. The pattern was licensed for use on various ladies' apparel items, including clothing and accessories such as scarves, skirts, and handbags. Its versatile design made it a popular choice for fashion-forward consumers looking for pieces that exuded sophistication and modernity. Textile manufacturers also saw the potential of the pattern and licensed it for use on fabric bolts. The pattern's scalability and repeatable nature made it ideal for creating fabrics for a wide range of applications, from upholstery to apparel. Results: The black and white floral silhouette pattern proved to be a resounding success, garnering attention from both consumers and industry professionals alike. Its versatility and timeless appeal made it a popular choice for various applications, from high-end fashion accessories to everyday apparel. Conclusion: Through strategic licensing agreements, the black and white floral silhouette pattern found its way into the hands of consumers around the world.

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