The Charlotte Ronson Fall 2012 collection is not exactly what you might expect from the quintessential California surfer girl, but even the beach-loving girl next door has to bundle up when the temperature starts to drop.
Featuring a palette of mostly black and camel, the real treat is the excessive layering. Like all of Ms. Ronson's work, the collection exudes an undeniable effortlessness.
"I wanted to design a modern wardrobe for a real girl," Ronson told Style.com before her show started. The designer's latest offering still features her signature bohemian prints, which longtime fans of the designer are sure to love.
Inspired by '70s Switzerland,' the Charlotte Ronson Fall 2012 collection is undoubtedly cozy and absolutely chic.
What's Driving This Trend
- Excessive Layering Fashion
- Opportunity for retailers to offer cold-weather chic clothing with modern, cozy yet effortless designs.
- Bohemian Prints
- Opportunity for textile and fashion industries to incorporate retro and ethnic prints in modern clothing designs
- Signature Effortlessness
- Opportunity for designers to create designs that exude an undeniable sense of ease and comfort for everyday wear.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Industry to focus on layering clothes for a modern, cozy-yet-effortless look that is perfect for cold weather
- Textile
- Industry to create retro and ethnic prints textiles with natural, softly textured materials for sustainable fashion designs
- Retail
- Opportunity for Retail industry to provide modern clothing designs with effortless and cozy combination
