The Proenza Schouler Fall 2013 collection introduced a series of couture crumples at this year's New York Fashion Week. The pieces featured intricate folds and twists, giving off a layered effect to audience members and viewers who have become enthralled with the line.
These aesthetically pleasing rivets were delivered to the world's top fashion critics via professional skirt suits, large striped over coats and close-fitting dresses. Little was missing from the set here as the apparel featured feathers, dotted patterns and strips of color, all of which were delivered to viewers via upscale fabrics. It may be said that the series is quite eclectic, channeling a chic brand of diversity in every sense of the word for the Fall 2013 lot.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Couture Crumples
- Opportunity for fashion designers to explore new textures and techniques that add depth to their designs.
- Layered Effect
- Opportunity for textile manufacturers to develop new fabric textures and patterns that allow for easy layering and three dimensional effects.
- Eclectic Chic
- Opportunity for retailers to curate a mix of diverse styles and patterns that appeal to a wide range of customers and create a unique shopping experience.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can experiment with new techniques and fabrics to create unique designs that stand out in a crowded market.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Developing new fabrics and textures that offer depth and dimensionality is a way to stand out in a competitive industry and attract top designers to use your products.
- Retail
- Curating an eclectic mix of styles and patterns can attract a diverse customer base and create a unique shopping experience that sets your store apart from competitors.
