The Emilio Pucci Fall/Winter 2012/2013 womenswear collection features a rich display of detailing and luxe fur-trimmed accents. From body-hugging dresses to clean-cut coats, this stunning collection is all about glamor.
Undeniably elegant, this ravishing runway presentation is making a splash at Milan Fashion Week, gaining attention for its use of eclectic prints, oversized silhouettes and fur-adorned outerwear pieces. From its intricately embroidered detailing to a feminine take on menswear inspired tailoring, this memorable collection dares to stand apart from the crowd.
Showcasing the perfect mix of soft and hard elements, the Emilio Pucci Fall/Winter 2012/2013 runway show shines a spotlight on sheer textiles that are cleverly juxtaposed against stiff solids. Fusing Pucci's signature prints with impeccable detailing, this texture-filled collection is the epitome of elegance.
What's Driving This Trend
- Fur-trimmed Outerwear
- Opportunity for innovation in animal-free, sustainable and cruelty-free alternatives for luxury outerwear.
- Eclectic Prints
- Opportunity for innovation in digital printing technology and customization for haute couture fashion brands and mass market retailers.
- Mix of Soft and Hard Elements
- Opportunity for innovation in materials engineering and textile development for durable, yet breathable and comfortable fabrics.
Who This Affects Most
- Luxury Fashion
- Innovation opportunity in sustainability and ethical practices for luxury fashion brands in the use of animal-based materials, manufacturing processes, and supply chain operations.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Opportunity for innovation in the research and development of fabrics using sustainable, eco-friendly, and other alternative materials.
- Digital Printing
- Opportunity for innovation in the customization of textiles and the use of digital printing technology in the fashion industry.
