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The Giles Fall 2010 Line Utilizes Everyday Materials

Looking for a cheap alternative to bedazzling? The Giles Fall 2010 line, which included paperclips, safety pins and other unconventional widgets, fastened unto a beautiful satin dress is truly an interesting find.

Perhaps people are bored with the conventional diamonds, studs and feather embellishments or maybe office supplies are the poor men's embellishments. Either way, this recession proof option is also environmentally friendly.

Implications - Although consumers are trying their best to protect their hard-earned money, there is still a desire to look sharply dressed. Combining bank account friendly styles that also won't hurt your wallet is what fashionable customers are looking for. Companies can look at this fusion and realize the best way to gain more customers is to develop products that answer both money and style problems.
Trend Themes
1. Unconventional Materials - Incorporating unexpected materials into fashion is gaining traction, presenting an opportunity to explore new sources and sustainable alternatives.
2. Affordable Elegance - As consumers prioritize budget-friendly options, designers can create accessible yet chic products using unconventional materials.
3. Environmentally-friendly Fashion - The use of sustainable materials in fashion, such as office supplies, can appeal to eco-conscious consumers and open doors for innovation.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - There is an opportunity for fashion companies to experiment with unconventional and sustainable materials to create standout designs.
2. Office Supplies - Office supply companies can explore partnerships or new lines with fashion brands to tap into this trend and showcase the versatility of their products.
3. Eco-friendly Products - As consumers become more conscious of their environmental impact, companies can invest in innovation and research to develop new sustainable solutions for fashion and beyond.

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