The Jill Stuart Fall 2013 collection works with a strict angular motif. The couture dresses were displayed at this year's New York Fashion Week, bringing an assortment of linear patterns and cuts to audience members.
The models who debuted this Fall 2013 line were clad in diamond-shaped designs and a flurry of black and dark red stripes. While these fashion frameworks were markedly strict, the Jill Stuart brand softened them with flowing fabric, dainty peplum shapes and floral layouts. The pieces were therefore diverse, offering something of interest to women in search of a clean look that is as much ordered as it is approachable and feminine, themes that are certainly difficult to get across.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Angular Motif Fashion
- Opportunity for designers to experiment with different angular patterns and shapes in clothing while maintaining feminine elements
- Geometric Print
- Trend toward geometric prints and patterns that incorporate creative designs to offer something unique and stylish
- Structured Couture
- Push for tailored, structured clothing pieces that are still feminine and accessible to women seeking a clean and ordered look
Where This Applies
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can capitalize on the trend toward angular motifs, geometric prints, and structured couture to create unique and stylish clothing lines
- Textile Manufacturing
- Textile manufacturers can produce high-quality fabrics that accentuate the tailored and structured designs of angular motif fashion
- Retail and E-commerce
- Retailers and e-commerce businesses can offer customers fashion options that incorporate geometric patterns and designs, appealing to those looking for a clean and unique look
