The lines created by the creases in the cupcake paper are reflected as well in the pleats of this dress. Also, the curvy line of the bottom and the lines formed by the shapes are alike.
The picture of this model was found from Style.com, the Fall 2008 collection by Roksanda Ilincic
The picture of the cupcake wrappers were found at: http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1279/842291969_c5cdf24a2
These lines in the dress and boots are more visible close up, but they are made of a sort of netted fabric that has perpendicular lines and makes the effect of a bunch of squares all over the outfit. This is much like a tall downtown building with many windows.
The two models were found on Style.com, Fall 2008 collection by Yves St Laurent
The picture of the buildings were from aradise.com
The silhouette of these gears create the lines of one side of the jacket worn by this model.
The model was found on Style.com, Fall 2008 collection by Paul Smith Women
The silhouette of the gears found at: http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/pic/PTGPOD/320117~silhouette-of-head-with-gears-for-a-brain-posters.jpg
This is another example of perpendicular lines. However, in this example, the lines aren't making the effect of squares; squares are making the effect of perpendicular lines.
This model was found at Style.com, Fall 2008 collection by Dries Van Noten
The picture of the tiles was found at http://lib.store.yahoo.net
This example includes shape and color as well as line. The lines that create the silhouette as well as the lines going down the lamp and the skirt that are curved are similar.
This model was found at Style.com, a Fall 2008 piece by Luella
The picture of the lamp was found at http://farm1.static.flickr.com/2/3446928_a5afa426a9.jpg?v=0.jpg
The easter egg and dress in this example have colorful horizontal lines.
The model was found at Style.com, in the Fall 2008 collection by Diane Von Furstenburg
The easter egg picture was found at http://witchdoctor.files.wordpress.com/2007/04/easter-egg.jpg
The pants in this picture are horizontal and a bright, beachy color like the chairs.
The model wearing these pants was found at Style.com, in a Fall 2008 collection by Luella
The chairs were found at LifeStoryWriting.net
The shirt in this picture reminded me of two things: candy dots and the skating rink. This is a great example of implied lines. There aren't actually lines there, but the dots/lights trick our eye into thinking that there is a line there.
The model was found at Style.com, in a Fall 2008 collection by Diane Von Furstenburg
The candy dots were found at http://images.jupiterimages.com/common/detail/96/81/23268196.jpg
The skating rink picture was found at http://www.skatelandusa.com/SkatelandUSAWest/slwGallery.aspx
This last example is an example of lines creating geometric shapes. This is a famous Mondrian painting, which clearly inspired this shirt.
The model was found at Style.com, in a Fall 2008 collection by Christian Lacroix
The painting was found at http://emptyeasel.com/2007/04/17/piet-mondrian-the-evolution-of-pure-abstract-paintings/
