Designer Aurora James ventured into handbags and ethical fashion for the Brother Vellies Spring 2016 collection. This spring lineup is riddled with fur, python prints and other African influences that are perfect for the warmer seasons.
While Brother Vellies' African-made footwear comes as no surprise to most fashion fans, the label has finally made a foray into the wonderful world of handbags. This sustainable and stylish collection features spring-friendly footwear styles with a one-of-a-kind appeal. Beaded gladiator sandals, accented with bright feathers make an edgy contrast to the simple slides decorated with patterned fabric and bows.
Just like the label's footwear, the Brother Vellies Spring 2016 handbags are also a sight to see with shoulder bags adorned with South African pelt and water buffalo leather.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Ethical Fashion
- Brother Vellies Spring Collection showcases the growing trend of ethical fashion, highlighting the need for sustainable and socially responsible apparel.
- African Influences
- The African-inspired prints and materials featured in Brother Vellies Spring Collection reflect a trend of embracing cultural diversity and promoting African craftsmanship in the fashion industry.
- Sustainable Accessories
- Brother Vellies venture into handbags signals a trend of sustainable accessories, emphasizing the demand for ethically made and environmentally friendly fashion items.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- The Brother Vellies Spring Collection opens up disruptive innovation opportunities for sustainable and socially responsible fashion brands.
- African Craftsmanship
- The use of African materials and craftsmanship in Brother Vellies Spring Collection suggests opportunities for growth and recognition of African artisans in the global fashion industry.
- Accessories
- The expansion of Brother Vellies' product line to include handbags presents disruptive innovation opportunities for sustainable accessory brands looking to tap into the market of ethically made fashion items.
