For the 2017 pre-Fall Acne Studios collection, the Swedish luxury house takes a dive back to the 1970s -- with muted neutrals and vintage cuts making up the majority of the pieces.
Color palettes vary, however different hues of brown, beige, mauve, mustard yellow, burnt orange, dark yellow, black and gray are used consistently. Less frequently featured are hues of turquoise, blue, green and lilac. Though stripes and florals prove to be quite popular, there are plenty of adaptable plain pieces in the luxury house's latest line of apparel too.
For more variance, the pre-Fall Acne Studios collection includes bold fur pieces as well, with the material making up long jackets, hats, scarves, branded bags and other accessories.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- 1970s-inspired Fashion
- The Acne Studios collection showcases vintage cuts and muted neutrals, providing an opportunity for brands to tap into the nostalgia trend.
- Bold Fur Pieces
- The use of fur in the collection presents an opportunity for luxury brands to create innovative and ethically-sourced faux fur alternatives.
- Adaptable Plain Pieces
- The inclusion of plain, versatile apparel in the collection highlights the demand for minimalistic and timeless fashion.
Where This Applies
- Luxury Fashion
- Luxury fashion brands can capitalize on the 1970s-inspired fashion trend by incorporating vintage cuts and muted neutrals into their collections.
- Ethical Fashion
- The use of bold fur pieces in the Acne Studios collection opens up opportunities for ethical fashion brands to create innovative and cruelty-free alternatives.
- Minimalistic Fashion
- The inclusion of adaptable plain pieces in the collection indicates a growing market for minimalistic fashion, offering opportunities for brands to cater to this demand.
