The Armani Privé Fall 2014 Haute Couture collection was powerful and raw and got rave reviews after it debuted in Paris this week. The new collection featured a palette of black, white and red and was all about craftsmanship tailoring.
“Three basic colors, tone on tone,” says Armani.
The Armani Privé Fall 2014 Haute Couture collection featured beautiful short swing coats, geometric pantsuits, jackets with peplums and sleek, long evening dresses. The unpredictable collection was both whimsical and structured, which can be seen perfectly in the tulle skirts and net veils with red or black polka dots. Giving off a playful and classic fifties haute couture look, the collection is glam and full or unique origami-like shapes that give off a Japanese-inspired aesthetic.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Playful 50s Couture
- The incorporation of playful and structured designs into '50s-inspired haute couture, as seen in the Armani Privé Fall 2014 collection.
- Tone-on-tone Palettes
- The use of tone-on-tone color palettes in high fashion, as demonstrated by Armani Privé's Fall 2014 Haute Couture collection.
- Jackets with Peplums
- The incorporation of peplum design elements into sleek jackets, as seen in the Armani Privé Fall 2014 collection.
Industries Being Reshaped
- High Fashion
- The application of whimsical design elements in high fashion collections such as Armani Privé's Fall 2014 Haute Couture.
- Tailoring
- The incorporation of Japanese-inspired origami-like shapes into tailored high fashion garments.
- Textiles
- The use of tulle and net veils in haute couture design such as in Armani Privé's Fall 2014 collection.
