Sisters Alexandra and Kristen O'Neill, the design duo behind label Porter Grey, served up an adorably wearable line with their Porter Grey Spring 2012 presentation.
Bright coral shades brighten up the collection, which is predominantly made up of nudes and whites. Fun graphic prints also play a huge role in the Porter Grey Spring 2012 collection, but my absolutely favorite piece is the nude boyfriend blazer paired with a fun and flirty coral mini dress and nude-colored brogues.
The mixture of masculine and feminine looks adds a fresh touch to this up-and-coming fashion line. The Porter Grey Spring 2012 collection is a great start to New York Fashion Week. Here's hoping the rest of the collections maintain the fun, laid-back feel that spring is all about.
What's Driving This Trend
- Bright Coral Shades
- The rise of bright coral shades in fashion opens up opportunities for innovative color palettes in other industries.
- Graphic Prints
- The use of fun and bold graphic prints in fashion can inspire disruptive design elements in the home decor industry.
- Mix of Masculine and Feminine
- The incorporation of both masculine and feminine looks in fashion can lead to new concepts and product offerings in the gender-neutral fashion market.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The Porter Grey Spring 2012 collection showcases trends that can be translated into various clothing categories and accessories.
- Home Decor
- The presence of graphic prints in the Porter Grey Spring 2012 collection can influence the design choices and patterns in home decor products.
- Gender-neutral Fashion
- The fusion of masculine and feminine looks in the Porter Grey Spring 2012 collection presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in gender-neutral fashion brands.
