Neutral shades of creams, tan and grey are in full force as some of the hottest colors for spring. Seen here in Vogue China March 2010, stylist Anne Christensen mixes structured pieces with feminine charm in the spread titled ‘Natural Senses.’
The romantic story starring Patricia van der Vliet shows the model sporting Dolce & Gabbana, Chanel and Comme des Garçons. Pieces include a beautiful tan corset, grey wide leg trousers and an interesting mix of wrapped tops and tailored skirts.
Potato Sack Pictorials
Vogue China March 2010 Shows Hot Neutrals in ‘Natural Senses'
Trend Themes
1. Neutral Shades Fashion - The fashion industry should explore the use of neutral shades of creams, tan and grey for clothing and accessories as a trend to watch for.
2. Structured Pieces Mixed with Feminine Charm - An opportunity exists for the incorporation of structured pieces with feminine charm in fashion design for a fresh twist on classic styles.
3. Wrapped Tops and Tailored Skirts - The combination of wrapped tops and tailored skirts should be explored as a trend for designers creating new clothing lines.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Designers, manufacturers, and retailers in the fashion industry should take note of the use of neutral shades, structured pieces mixed with feminine charm, and wrapped tops and tailored skirts.
2. Retail - Retail stores should market neutral shades, structured pieces mixed with feminine charm, and wrapped tops and tailored skirts as must-have items for the season.
3. Photography - Photographers in the fashion industry should experiment with capturing neutral shades and structured pieces mixed with feminine charm in pictorials and editorials for magazines and online retailers.