The Emilio Pucci Spring 2015 presentation took to the runway stage during Milano Fashion Week. The range was designed by Peter Dundas who is known for transforming the iconic fashion house into a label that is both youthful and daring.
Pucci's signature prints took center stage in a collection of mini and maxi dresses and separates that would look wonderful whether worn in Monaco or St. Tropez. The Emilio Pucci Spring 2015 collection embodies opulence whilst remaining carefree and chic.
The womenswear line boasts botanical prints, colorful embroidery details and crocheted construction that are reflective of modern bohemian apparel. This hippie-themed look is made luxurious and sophisticated for hot summer months or tropical destination trips.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Botanical Prints in Fashion
- The use of botanical prints in fashion can be extended to other industries such as home décor and stationary design.
- Modern Bohemian Apparel
- The trend of modern bohemian apparel can be explored in the furniture and interior design industry.
- Luxury Casualwear
- Luxury casualwear can be adopted by athleisure companies to create a new product line.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can benefit from the trend of botanical prints and modern bohemian apparel.
- Home Décor Industry
- The home décor industry can adopt botanical prints and incorporate them in fabrics and prints for furniture and interior design.
- Athleisure Industry
- The athleisure industry can adopt luxury casualwear and create a new product line that caters to consumers who prefer stylish yet comfortable clothing.
