Once a designers wins Project Runway, it's tough to expect anything less than competition-crushing looks, and the Christian Siriano Spring/Summer 2012 line once again brings his best to the runway.
The floaty frocks and tousled tulle ensembles are punctuated by pops of color that fill this collection with a seasonally appropriate dose of vibrancy. It's not just the clothing alone that is eye-catching for this debut, as the campaign is just as captivating, featuring actress Mena Suvari. Parading around an extravagant hotel, Suvari is shot in a short film where she displays the newest looks in action.
The Christian Siriano Spring/Summer 2012 collection is this season's must-have couture collection for your closet, and the video campaign shows that, in these decadent duds, just jumping on a couch will look uber-glamorous.
Opulent Overlay Ensembles
The Christian Siriano Spring/Summer 2012 Line Flaunts Luxurious Layers
Trend Themes
1. Luxury Fashion Ensembles - Opulent overlay ensembles by Christian Siriano display the potential for more high-end fashion collections, pushing the limits of couture design and glamourous campaign presentations.
2. Seasonal Vibrancy - Christian Siriano's pops of color in the Spring/Summer 2012 line shows potential for more seasonal vibrancy, maybe even branching out to new color palettes.
3. Fashion Campaign Short Films - Christian Siriano's Spring/Summer 2012 campaign video displays the potential for more captivating, cinematic presentations of fashion collections.
Industry Implications
1. High Fashion - High-end fashion designers can follow Christian Siriano's lead in creating opulent, vibrant collections that display luxury for every season.
2. Fashion Advertising - Fashion advertising can take inspiration from Christian Siriano's short film campaigns, incorporating more captivating visuals into their presentations, urging the viewer to truly picture themselves in the clothing.
3. Color Dyeing Industry - Christian Siriano's use of seasonally and colourfully appealing designs shows potential for more involvement with the creation of fabrics and dyes to attain a more unique, personalized collection.