The Anna Sui Spring 2014 collection seasoned the New York Fashion Week stage with its signature brand of bohemian elegance. The romance-inspired runway show featured fairy-resembling models who sported the designer's patterned prints.
These vivid textiles were displayed on a range of garments that included flowing maxi dresses, oversized tunics and 70s inspired minis. Moreover, the designer mixed her signature prints with with ornate embellishments made of lace and fringe trims.
Referencing English Pre-Raphaelite artworks, the Anna Sui Spring 2014 collection paired easy and hippie-inspired silhouettes with gladiator sandals and head wreath accessories by jewelry designer Erickson Beamon. When paired together, the styled garments and accessories evoked a mystical woodland feel further enforced by models' long and flowing locks.
What's Driving This Trend
- Bohemian Fashion
- Opportunities for designers to incorporate nature-inspired prints, lace, and fringe accents into their collections.
- Romantic Silhouettes
- Opportunities for trendsetters to create flowing maxi dresses, oversized tunics, and 70s inspired minis with a vintage feel.
- Nature-inspired Accessories
- Opportunities for jewelry designers to create head wreaths and other accessories inspired by woodland and nature themes.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- Designers can draw inspiration from the Anna Sui Spring 2014 Collection for their own clothing lines or incorporate similar elements into existing designs.
- Jewelry Industry
- Jewelry designers can create accessories with natural elements inspired by Erickson Beamon's head wreaths featured in the Anna Sui Spring 2014 show.
- Event Planning Industry
- Event planners can incorporate bohemian and romantic elements into weddings and other events with nature-inspired decor and attire.
