Barbara Casasola's Spring/Summer 2013 collection is tiered throughout. The elegant gowns, which would be most appropriate for formal galas and soirees, feature flowing colorful fabrics that bleed into one another in each piece.
Layers upon layers of pink, orange and mustard yellow are placed atop one another in the Barbara Casasola Spring/Summer 2013 line. This is of mass appeal to the brands consumers as the shades come together with precise attention to detail, breaking with common ombre styles which make use of a single tone instead of multiple ones. The apparel is in this way timeless as it steps outside of popular and for the most part current motifs, transcending multiple niches in its place.
What's Driving This Trend
- Tiered Collections
- The use of tiered layers in fashion collections presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in clothing design.
- Flowing Colorful Fabrics
- The incorporation of flowing colorful fabrics in garments opens up possibilities for disruptive innovation in textile manufacturing.
- Breaking Ombre Styles
- The departure from common ombre styles and the use of multiple tones in clothing design offers an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can explore new designs and techniques to incorporate tiered collections and flowing colorful fabrics into their garments, creating a unique and disruptive offering.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Textile manufacturers can develop innovative processes to produce flowing colorful fabrics, enabling them to meet the demand for trendy and eye-catching materials.
- Clothing Design
- Clothing designers can break away from traditional ombre styles and experiment with multiple tones, bringing fresh and disruptive ideas to the fashion market.
