It's pretty safe to say that Gwen Stefani has reached a certain point of celebrity that it has become essentially impossible to not fall in love with everything she does, including the LAMB Fall 2012 collection.
With bold, sky-high bouffants gracing the heads of the models, along with bright punches of neon hues to spice up the otherwise predominantly gray collection, the LAMB Fall 2012 presentation is anything but predictable, just like the designer herself.
Gwen told Style.com that she was influenced by the "original rock n' roll girls of the early sixties" and it certainly showed. Twiggy-inspired eyeliner completed the mod look.
It seems that Ms. Stefani, like everyone else in the fashion industry, can't shake this retro, Mad Men-inspired look. Thankfully, the LAMB Fall 2012 collection executes the look beautifully.
Quirky Neon-Adorned Fashion
The LAMB Fall 2012 Offering is Some of Gwen Stefani's Best Work
Trend Themes
1. Neon Fashion Trend - The use of neon on clothing is a disruptive innovation opportunity for fashion brands to tap into the demand for more vibrant fashion choices.
2. Mod-inspired Make-up Trend - The mod-inspired make-up trend is an opportunity for cosmetics companies to create new products that cater to customers who want a more retro look.
3. Celebrity-inspired Fashion Trend - The popularity of celebrity-inspired fashion collections presents an opportunity for fashion brands to collaborate with well-known figures and attract new customers.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - The fashion industry can benefit from tapping into the popularity of retro fashion by incorporating more sixties-inspired designs into their collections.
2. Cosmetics Industry - The mod-inspired make-up trend provides an opportunity for cosmetics companies to create new products that cater to customers who want a more retro look.
3. Celebrity Branding Industry - The popularity of Gwen Stefani's LAMB Fall 2012 collection shows the potential for celebrity branding collaborations as an effective way to increase sales and exposure.