Fashion Raingear

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Jean Paul Gaultier Umbrellas

— April 2, 2008 — Fashion
Guy de Jean for Jean Paul Gaultier, is having a ball designing extravagant umbrellas to represent various sexy women's outfits. From the sexy lingerie model to the inside out design, these water shedders are sure to turn heads - as well as keep you dry. These are not parasols, BTW: parasols are meant to keep the sun off, umbrellas are for those who MUST walk in the rain.

Implications - For many individuals within Western culture, self expression is top priority. Countless products exist in mundane or standard forms; however, companies that are able to transform such products into means through which consumers can express themselves will see very large returns.

Trend Themes

  1. Self-expression Products — Designing products that allow consumers to express themselves will yield significant returns.
  2. Extravagant Umbrellas — Creating umbrellas with unique and eye-catching designs will attract attention and drive sales.
  3. Fashionable Raingear — Developing fashionable rainwear that combines style and functionality will cater to consumer preferences.

Industry Implications

  1. Fashion — The fashion industry can capitalize on creating rainwear that is both fashionable and functional.
  2. Design Industry — Design companies can explore innovative ways to transform mundane products into self-expression tools.
  3. Outdoor Gear — The outdoor gear industry can explore the potential for unique and luxurious umbrella designs to cater to consumers' preferences.
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