Contemporary revisions on traditional classics and Asian-inspired pieces are just a couple of the signature styles you can find in the Antonio Azzuolo Fall/Winter 2012 collection, which premiered at New York Fashion Week last week.
The collection featured geometrical prints and designs with a focus on V shapes, robe-inspired pieces and looser-fitting suited separates with unstructured tailoring. And, while the range does incorporate some androgynous details, it does it in a way that is still undeniably masculine, making the line very wearable. The collection is both modern and sophisticated, providing the best of both worlds for fashionistos who want to get noticed for having style, but without overdoing it. So if you’re looking for some new pieces to add to your fall wardrobe, something from the Antonio Azzuolo Fall/Winter 2012 collection should definitely be on your list.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Geometrically Chic Designs
- There's an opportunity for textile and fashion companies to incorporate geometric patterns into their designs to modernize their products.
- Looser-fitting Suits
- Tailoring companies can explore creating looser-fitting suits as a more comfortable and modern alternative to the traditional fitted suit.
- Contemporary Revisions of Traditional Pieces
- There's an opportunity for fashion designers to combine modern and traditional styles to create unique and sophisticated clothing lines that appeal to fashion enthusiasts.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The fashion industry has potential to expand its product offerings by incorporating modern geometric patterns and unstructured tailoring into their designs.
- Textile
- Textile manufacturers can invest in creating fabrics that have interesting geometric patterns to offer unique options for clothing designers.
- Tailoring
- Tailoring companies can explore expanding their service offerings by including looser-fitting suits as an option for customers who want something more modern and comfortable.
