The Wildfox White Label Spring 2012 collection delves into retro childhood memories of playing with Barbies and watching cartoons like 'My Little Pony.' As adults, it might not be acceptable to engage in such activities anymore, but that doesn't mean women cannot incorporate these fun fantasies into their lives in other ways.
The Wildfox White Label Spring 2012 collection offers a stylish substitute as it draws inspiration from everything 80s. With these playful designs, Wildfox shows exactly what women are still able to do: "We can wear a lavender mini dress with flouncy sleeves and sparkling stars, we can kiss boys and run down the beach at night, we can fall asleep on the sofa with all our girlfriends watching 80′s movies, we can wear high heels and have wild adventures and, if we want, we can see the world."
Ethereal 80s Fashion
The Wildfox White Label Spring 2012 Collection Offers a Feminine Throwback
Trend Themes
1. Ethereal 80s Fashion - Fashion brands can offer modern takes on nostalgic fashion styles to tap into consumers' desire for playful and sentimental clothing.
2. Incorporating Childhood Nostalgia - Nostalgic references to childhood cartoons and toys can be used by creative professionals across industries to design unique and engaging products and experiences.
3. 80s-inspired Fashion Campaigns - Brands can create fashion campaigns that evoke the playful and carefree spirit of the 80s to spark joy and connection with consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can leverage 80s nostalgia to design garments that tap into consumers' emotional connection with the past and offer new interpretations of retro styles.
2. Entertainment - Film and TV producers can use 80s nostalgia to create engaging and resonant stories that evoke the carefree spirit of the decade and appeal to a wide audience.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Marketing and advertising professionals can tap into 80s nostalgia to design campaigns that evoke positive associations with the past and spark joy and connection with consumers.