Renaissance-Inspired Fashion Capsules
Lanvin's Winter 2023 Debut Features a Mix of Inspirations
Lanvin's Winter 2023 debut combines the tenets of contemporary Renaissance-Inspired fashion and the slick elegance of aviation-informed silhouettes. Designed by Bruno Sialelli, the Lanvin Winter 2023 collection produces some strikingly sophisticated results. The attention to detail in this collection surely elevates the final result—from exquisite handmade embroideries and nostalgic "bouclé tweed in a technicolor whirl of guava and bubblegum" to double-breasted coats and leather gloves in metallic blue. As usual, Bruno Sialelli ties all these references to Renaissance-inspired fashion and the aviation profession to the history of the House. Lanvin "looks t the past in order to find its current-day aesthetic," ensuring the sound continuation of a design language that was first articulated in the year 1889 by Jeanne Lanvin.
Trend Themes
1. Renaissance-inspired Fashion - Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate historical and artistic elements into their designs to create unique and visually appealing collections.
2. Aviation-informed Silhouettes - Opportunity for fashion brands to draw inspiration from unconventional sources to create innovative silhouettes and designs.
3. Handmade Embroideries - Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate traditional craftsmanship into their designs and create unique, high-end pieces.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can take advantage of the trend towards Renaissance-inspired fashion and aviation-inspired silhouettes to create unique and trendsetting collections.
2. Handcrafting and Embroidery - The handcrafting and embroidery industry can benefit from the trend towards incorporating traditional craftsmanship into fashion designs.
3. Luxury Fashion - The luxury fashion industry can incorporate handmade embroideries and other traditional techniques into their designs to create high-end, visually stunning pieces that will appeal to a discerning clientele.