‘Biophilia’ style: Nature as self-expression, solace
Associated PressFrom tattoos to clothing to furnishings, more people are adorning their bodies and homes with themes from nature. It’s popping up in all kinds of design spaces,” says Veronique Hyland, Elle magazine’s fashion features director and author of an upcoming essay collection, “Dress Code”. A snapshot: BODY ART “I’ve definite seen an uptick in people wanting nature-themed tattoos,” says Stephanie Cecchini, owner of Lady Luck Studio in Goshen, New York. For their Fall 2022 collection, Private Policy designers Siying Qu and Haoran Li were inspired by the Netflix documentary “Fantastic Fungi,” Hyland says, which showcased fungi’s deep and mysterious connection to the forest. “Biophilia certainly became more engrained during COVID, when more of us started to become `plant parents’ and found a new appreciation for making our homes a relaxing refuge,” she says.
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'Biophilia' style: Nature as self-expression, solace
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