An aura of structured printed silks strutted their way down the Mulberry Spring 2013 runway yesterday in London. Besides displaying the brand's newest compilation of accessories, the show had accompanying large, fuzzy friends accompanying the models. For the first time seen on the catwalk, puppy love was introduced to the adoring audience. The three year-old poodle debuted his model walk wearing constructed doggy peacoats, matching the accompanying model in floral print.
Emma Hill focused this season on the cultivation of the English gardens onto sleek, professional threads. Hill has re-vamped the traditional idea of floral print to create electric dreamy garments. This beautiful combination of shiny florals and muted colors creates a combination of the coveted English lifestyle. The Mulberry Spring 2013 Collection already has fashion's leading ladies raving about this season.
Literal Runway Puppy Love
Mulberry Spring 2013 Collection Incorporates Dogs on the Catwalk
Trend Themes
1. Runway Pet Fashion - The incorporation of pets as fashion accessories on the runway creates opportunities for innovative pet fashion products.
2. Floral Print Revamp - The reimagining of traditional floral prints in fashion creates opportunities for innovation in textile design.
3. Animal-inspired Accessories - The use of animals as inspiration for fashion accessories creates opportunities for innovative product design.
Industry Implications
1. Pet Industry - The trend of pet fashion on the runway creates opportunities for disruptions in the pet industry.
2. Fashion Industry - The trend of revamping traditional floral prints creates opportunities for disruptions in the fashion industry.
3. Textile Industry - The trend of new applications of animal-inspired designs creates opportunities for disruptions in the textile industry.