Red Fuji

It’s another week of Style Imitating Art, and once again I’m blown away by the all varied interpretations of the inspiration, Kasushika Hokusai’s woodblock print South Wind, Clear Sky:

First up, we have Jen of Librarian for Life Style, who picked the perfect striped sweater to echo the lateral clouds in the print:

Next is Rebekah of From the Mixed-Up Files, with just the right mixture of flow and structure:

Pao of Project Minima chose to go a less literal route with a Japanese-inspired floral print, but still manages to look like she belongs in the painting:

Similarly, Noelle of Tilly’s Notions also picked a floral print that is reminiscent of the woodblock look, and chose to interpret the painting’s texture rather than colors:

Then we have one of my co-hosts, Vivienne of Thrifted Shift, who picked the perfect sweater and accessory:

Co-creator Jess of Animated Cardigan not only has a lovely interpretation, but also serendipitously came across the very same print while on her vacation!

Kezzie of KezzieAG offered yet another way to interpret the print when she mimicked the shape of Fuji with her hat and skirt:

We have a new participant this week! Please welcome Vix of Vintage Vixen, who was inspired by Pao to join us:

And finally, it’s me – simple, to the point. Since this post is overload already (but hey, the more the merrier), I’ll do a separate outfit post tomorrow:

ETA: We have a late entry from Teddi of Honeybee Lane. I love her brilliant red boots:

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