Ordinarily when you see an accessory as eccentric as Princess Beatrice's butterfly hat, you write it off as a very rare, albeit entertaining fashion faux pas. However, one could start to wonder that this look is catching on and may inspire mainstream fashion when it's pointed out that this is in fact the third such hat we've featured on the site.
The first was at Alexander McQueen's spring 2008 runway show, the second was Sarah Jessica Parker's extreme floral bonnet she wore the London premiere of the Sex and the City movie, the third a line of bouquet hats.
Perhaps the princess really is onto something, Roberto Cavalli thinks so. The fashion designer recently told the Daily Mail he wants her as his next muse.
What's Driving This Trend
- Eccentric Accessories
- Identify and create unique and eccentric accessories that can catch on with mainstream fashion trends.
- Floral Bonnets
- Design and produce floral bonnets as a fashionable accessory that can make a statement.
- Insect-inspired Fashion
- Explore and develop insect-themed fashion accessories that can become popular in mainstream fashion.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the growing trend of eccentric accessories and insect-inspired fashion.
- Design
- Designers and creatives can find opportunities to innovate and create unique accessories in the field of fashion.
- Retail
- Retailers can stock and market eccentric accessories and insect-inspired fashion to cater to the demand of fashion-forward consumers.
