Always being one to love the fringe, these tights from hip Scottish leg wear designers Bebaroque caught my attention. The Roxy hosiery collection has black fringe hand embroidered down the backs of either black, cream, dark purple or hot pink 80 denier tights.
The gals from Bebaroque say, “When on the leg, the fringe will swish and sway, whilst elegantly hanging in a perfect line down the back of your legs. With a touch of burlesque, you will feel fun and glamorous.”
A wee bit of showgirl to jazz up your outfit.
Bebaroque is the collection of recent design school graduates Chloe Patience and Mhairi McNicol, who are quickly making a name for themselves. We’ve seen their ‘Tattoo Tights’ previously on TrendHunter.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Fringe Leggings
- Opportunity for fashion designers to add hand embroidered fringe to leggings for a fun and glamorous look.
- Burlesque-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity for designers to create fashion with a touch of burlesque, adding a fun and sassy element to any outfit.
- Hand Embroidery
- Opportunity for artisans to create unique and intricate designs on clothing and accessories through hand embroidery.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can take advantage of the growing demand for fun and unique clothing items by incorporating fringe and burlesque-inspired elements into their designs.
- Accessories
- Companies specializing in accessories can incorporate hand embroidery techniques to create unique, one-of-a-kind pieces that stand out from the crowd.
- Textiles
- The textile industry can explore the use of different materials, textures, and designs to create visually appealing fabrics that can be used in fashion and accessories.
