The Theyskens Theory FW 2012 show at New York fashion week boasted new-age design and traditional structuring.
The pieces focused on sartorial quality and very subtle, modern detailing. The show started with more street-ready styles and there was a frequent use of leather and micro-mini hem lines. The combination was feminine, yet aggressive. The fierceness of these pieces was toned down by Kurt Cobain-esque knits. The oversize and cropped sweaters featured delightfully off-putting colors. The gray canary sweater was memorable and could easily become a staple piece.
The second half of the show featured more elegant styles. There was a grouping of wispy evening wear, with ghostly draping and dramatic silhouettes. Several sheer, floor-length pieces were incorporated into professional and casual outfits. The most memorable was a full-sized black ball gown with a white peter pan collar, reminiscent of Wednesday Addams.
The Theyskens Theory FW 2012 collection is perfect for any punk rocker gone professional.
Gothic Grunge Ensemble Detailing
The Theyskens Theory FW 2012 Collection is Laid-Back Rebellious
Trend Themes
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Gothic Grunge Fashion — Opportunity for traditional fashion companies to integrate punk aesthetics and micro-mini hemlines into their sartorial designs.
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Sheer Floor-length Pieces — Opportunity for evening wear companies to incorporate ethereal draping and dramatic silhouettes into their designs.
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Kurt Cobain-esque Knits — Opportunity for knitwear companies to create oversized and cropped sweaters in delightfully off-putting colors.
Industry Implications
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Fashion Industry — Companies can utilize traditional structuring and modern detailing to create rebellious yet feminine clothing.
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Evening Wear Industry — Companies can incorporate sheer, floor-length pieces into professional and casual outfits.
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Knitwear Industry — Companies can create oversized and cropped sweaters with a punk edge.