The Gianfranco Ferre Fall 2013 collection was an essential part of this year's Milan Fashion Week. It was there that the brand introduced a series of chic muted tones as the label dressed its featured models in varying takes on taupe, charcoal and ivory.
These earthy colors accorded this Fall 2013 line with a desert-like feel. This alluring motif was furthered by the flowing fabrics and assortment of angular leather belts, making the pieces come across as quite combative in spite of the dainty feminine styles displayed. When paired with thick necklace bands, chunky bracelets and large black bags, these Giangranco Ferre pieces proved to be moreover approachable and practical options for the coming autumn season.
What's Driving This Trend
- Militaristic Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore a combination of earthy tones, flowing fabrics and angular leather belts to create a militaristic fashion line with a feminine twist.
- Desert Chic
- Designers can create a desert-chic collection featuring muted tones like taupe, charcoal and ivory and accessorizing with thick necklace bands, chunky bracelets and large bags.
- Practical Fashion
- Clothing brands can explore pairing luxurious fabrics with practical accessories to create approachable fashion for transitional seasons.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can create combat-inspired fashion lines that feature practical accessories and utilize muted tones.
- Accessories
- Accessory designers can create chunky bracelets, large bags and thick necklace bands to complement a desert-inspired fashion line.
- Textile Production
- Textile production companies can explore creating flowing fabrics in muted, natural colors like taupe, charcoal and ivory to appeal to designers creating a militaristic fashion line.
