Here is her latest color and print mood board emphasizing SS 2018 season - DREAM CATCH
5.18.2017
TRENDS // MARIEKE DE RUITER - PRINT/PATTERN/COLOR TREND FORECAST . SS 2018
Here is the latest mood boards by FV contributor Marieke De Ruiter. She is a Trend Forecaster and Fashion Designer based in the Utrecht area, Netherlands. Her mood boards are directional and curated of the upcoming trends on print, pattern, color and style. You can check out her website here.
Here is her latest color and print mood board emphasizing SS 2018 season - DREAM CATCH
Here is her latest color and print mood board emphasizing SS 2018 season - DREAM CATCH
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