Alice McColm, Vera Wang, and Nicole MillerIt would appear that designers have been bitten by the black widow herself, given the recent surge of spiderweb-inspired clothing and accessories. Simultaneously weightless and complex, the spiderweb in fashion dates back centuries, first used by the Kucong Tribe in Southwest China's Yunnan Province to weave ceremonial shawls. It gained widespread popularity during the Victorian era as cobweb lace, and then again in the 1920's and 1940's, as designers pushed the envelope of macabre fashion.
Britney Spears, Victoria Beckham, and Miley CyrusMore recently, the spiderweb has been associated with gothic fashion, a dark homage to the potentially fatal sting of arachnid species.
Boohoo Lara Cobwebbed Design Oversized Lace Top
Marjan Pejoski Tulle Stretch Spiderweb Leggings
Roberto Cavalli Spiderweb Sandal
Maison Martin Margiela Spiderweb Waistcoat
Akaya Nishi Spiderweb Necklace
L'Agence Silk Spiderweb Tank ~ Juicy Couture Crystal Spiderweb Tee
Delfina Delettrez Moon Stone Spiderweb Bracelet
L'Agence Silk Spiderweb Tunic
Sue Devitt Microacquatic Luxury Lash Intensifier
Alice Auaa Spiderweb Shirt
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