Giambattista Valli's Spring/Summer 2013 line made its debut at this year's Paris Fashion Week. The event revealed a series of airy triple tiered pieces, distinguished in large part by varying sheets of fabric that were patched together within a single garment.
Those who covet the Valli brand expect a great deal from the Italian designer, and with good reason. The former Fendi and Krizia employee learned from some of the industry's best, and these influences are apparent in his often eclectic vision.
The Spring/Summer 2013 collection remains sparse as far as color goes with black, red, cream, gold and yellow tones only, a definite contrast given the bold rainbow tones that are often seen during the warmer months. The minimalist color scheme proves to be just enough for the ensembles however.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Triple-tiered Fashion
- Giambattista Valli's innovative approach to designing triple-tiered garments creates disruptive innovation opportunities in the fashion industry.
- Patchwork Fabric
- Valli's use of patchwork fabric in his garments creates disruptive innovation opportunities for textile production.
- Minimalist Color Schemes
- The minimalist color scheme used in Valli's collection creates disruptive innovation opportunities for color trend forecasting.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Design
- Giambattista Valli's triple-tiered designs offer new inspiration for fashion designers to create innovative garments.
- Textile Production
- Valli's patchwork technique creates new possibilities for the textile industry to produce unique fabrics.
- Color Trend Forecasting
- The minimalist color scheme used in Valli's collection offers new opportunities for color trend forecasters to predict popular color schemes.
