The hairstyle seen on the models at the Alexander McQueen Spring 2011 runway was an intricate display of basket weaving.
The hair appeared to be woven in and out in a checkered pattern and braided downwards to the ends. Some hairdos featured a combination of two color tones to enhance the in-and-out weave. It is definitely a unique hairstyle, and one that can only be expected at the luxurious Alexander McQueen Spring 2011 show.
Implications - Consumers in modern society look for designs that remind them of the past. Products that reference older elements appeal to shoppers who want to be reminded of simpler times. Companies could create more designs like this in order to attract more customers.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Retro-inspired Designs
- Opportunity for companies to create products that reference older elements to appeal to modern consumers.
- Intricate Hair Weaving
- Disruptive innovation opportunity to create unique and intricate hairstyles for fashion shows and events.
- Combination Hair Colors
- Opportunity to enhance hair weaving with two-tone color combinations for a more visually striking effect.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can incorporate retro-inspired designs into their collections to attract customers.
- Beauty and Haircare
- Beauty and haircare brands can offer services and products that specialize in intricate hair weaving techniques.
- Fashion Events and Shows
- Fashion and beauty events can showcase and promote unique and creative hairstyles featuring basket weaving and combination hair colors.
