The Camilla and Marc Fall 2018 collection has just been unveiled and features soft silhouettes to structured pieces. The Australian fashion label enters its 15th year in the business, originally started by siblings Camilla Freeman-Topper and Marc Freeman. The upcoming fall series draws in consumers due to the brand's ongoing talent in delivering empowered tailoring.
The selection for the Camilla and Marc Fall 2018 capsule is expansive, drawing from the 90 minimalism field, as well as the fun and flamboyant aspect of the 70s. A notable piece is the Prince of Wales check suit, it has the cut of a suit but the silhouette gives it a more androgynous touch. It also is bonded by white satin and have flared arm details. On a more contemporary note, the flared trousers are a standout item as well, as upholds a tweed suiting structure. All the pieces are closed off with the designers' newly discovered family crest on either silver, resin, or gold buttons.
Delicately Tailored Apparel
The Camilla and Marc Fall 2018 Line Delivers Feminine Silhouettes
Trend Themes
1. Soft Silhouettes - Opportunity for innovative clothing designs that combine comfort and style to meet the demand for relaxed and feminine fashion.
2. Empowered Tailoring - Potential for disruptive technologies and techniques in tailoring that emphasize empowerment and inclusivity.
3. 70s Revival - Market opportunity for fashion brands to tap into the nostalgia for retro styles and incorporate bold and flamboyant elements into their collections.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can explore innovative techniques and materials to create apparel that combines comfort, style, and empowered tailoring.
2. Textile - Opportunity for textile manufacturers to create fabrics that mimic the textures and patterns of retro styles while ensuring durability and comfort.
3. Jewelry - Jewelry designers can incorporate the designers' family crest into their collections, offering unique and personalized pieces that complement the Camilla and Marc Fall 2018 line.