Revamped Florals, Women's Prints S/S 2016
Courtesy of Trendstop
Offbeat Oriental Blooms
image courtesy Trendstop: Christopher Kane, Jonathan Saunders both Spring/Summer 2014, Daniel Rabaneda & Ernesto Artillo, Temperley London Spring/Summer 2014.
APPAREL
Flowers of the Orient are reworked with a modern eye, infusing Spring/Summer 2016 apparel with an organic edge of sophistication. Botanical blossoms stand out in large sizes at Christopher Kane, as sheer layering makes for double the fun at Jonathan Saunders. At Temperley London, delicate florals materialize in multiple scales and come fused with leopard print paneling.
ACCESSORIES
image courtesy Trendstop: Mary Katrantzou, Christopher Kane, both Spring/Summer 2014, Daniel Brown, Erdem Spring/Summer 2014.
Suitable for all Market types, Offbeat Oriental Blooms accessories complement the apparel styles with their mood of refined exoticism. Digital print blooms stand out on dark bases on lace-up Mary Katrantzou footwear, while Christopher Kane goes biology chic with flower anatomy-shaped bags. Erdems pastel blue and green print makes a statement with plain black straps on platforms.
The New Daisy
APPAREL
image courtesy Trendstop: Stella McCartney, Chanel, both Spring/Summer 2014, Missoni Milan Furniture Fair 2013, Cushnie et Ochs Spring/Summer 2014.
Sweet daisy florals toughen up to embody a more urban edge, as interpreted through stark colorways, outlines and graphic print overlays. Clean white blooms flourish on sporty Stella McCartney tees, as Chanel goes 3D with beaded embellishment on white tops. Cushnie et Ochs taps into a more artistic mood with hand-drawn doodles on an asymmetric shape.
ACCESSORIES
image courtesy Trendstop: Marni, Prada, both Spring/Summer 2014, Philip Treacy, Simone Rocha Spring/Summer 2014.
