5 Unique Fashion Website Designs

For many people fashion is more than just a passing interest. It is both a major passion and a part of their daily lives, something that

 they take a great deal of pride in.

 And why shouldn’t they? Fashion is ever changing, exciting and a key element to how we end up feeling about ourselves. Just having a new

 outfit can pep up your mood or day. Window shopping can help us set goals and establish a new look that makes us feel more confident. There

 are many reasons that fashion is as beloved as it is today.

 But there is more to a fashion website than catering to the latest chic. Many graphic designers take their cue from the unique and

 innovative layouts used for these sites. Here are ten of the best right now.

 I love anything that manages to look for trendy and uncomplicated. Which is how I would describe the website for UK fashion shop Paul Smith.

 The center of the page has a single image set with a black background. Half of that image is just darkness, with white text. Beneath it are

 several pages of products, showing off categories that are popular right now.

 Then at the top is a single header with links to everything on the site. Some of these are sections for shopping, and others are for

 contacting or learning about the company.
 Fashion line Prada has always managed to pull of both sophistication and edginess. So their designs are usually somewhere between the two,

 and right now they have opted for edgy.

 The image used as the main background at the moment is even a little weird. The clothing is almost vintage, as is the style of the photo

 filters used. The background takes up almost the entire space, with nothing but a sidebar on the left with the links to the store’s

 features.
 Designer The Sak sells shoes, handbags and accessories. All with a kind of earthy feel and rich color scheme. Their website captures this

 simple design process with their layout. The colors are all earthy and mutes, using a pinkish cream and light blue and grays. It almost

 looks like graphing paper. Then in the center is the real splash of color with greens of the the background, and the deep brown of one of

 their products. The link icons are rough looking, like ripped pieces of paper or fabric. It is unique and perfectly suited for their product

 line.