The Crescioni Spring 2015 catalogue is set in the desert of Southern California. Designer Andria Crescioni opted for beige and off-white peaked sand dunes, all of which proved to be the optimal backdrop for the display of her current collection.
Popping out among the breathtaking light blue and cream backdrop are the monochromatic pieces that make up this Crescioni collection. The featured model showcased the items effortlessly as she posed in a relaxed manner while clad in tie up espadrille sandals, loose fitting button up skirts and slouchy camisoles.
In addition to the apparel presented, accessories stood out among this Spring 2015 set. Publicized in this series are chunky necklaces, oversize hats and metallic arm bands.
What's Driving This Trend
- Desert-inspired Lookbooks
- The use of deserts as a backdrop for fashion lookbooks creates an opportunity for designers to tap into the calming and serene appeal of these landscapes.
- Monochrome Collections
- Creating apparel collections with monochromatic color schemes offers a creative way for fashion designers to offer minimalist yet stylish options for consumers.
- Chunky Accessories
- Chunky accessories such as necklaces and arm bands create a bold statement and provide an opportunity for designers to explore the use of different materials and textures.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can take advantage of the use of desert landscapes as a way to showcase their collections and incorporate natural elements such as sand and rocks into their designs.
- Jewelry
- The use of chunky accessories in fashion creates opportunities for the jewelry industry to innovate and experiment with unique designs using different materials and metals.
- Footwear
- Designers in the footwear industry can take inspiration from tie up espadrille sandals used in the Crescioni Spring 2015 catalogue to create comfortable yet fashionable footwear options for consumers.
