The KTZ Spring/Summer 2014 womenswear collection graced the runway stage during London Fashion Week. The striking line of monochromatic garments featured oversized capes, maxi-dresses and hooded accessories.
This avant-garde presentation defied tradition with its alluring mix of patterned textile prints and embellished elements that included a range of metal-made religious symbols, applied to headpieces and black leather garments.
Showcasing both monochromatic and colored garments, the KTZ Spring/Summer 2014 womenswear collection was a fresh and modern translation of streetwear and cultural influences that were transformed into a line of bold and wearable apparel. Staying true to its eye-catching aesthetic, the brand appealed to a new generation of style stars including KTZ fan, pop star and fashion icon Rihanna.
What's Driving This Trend
- Monochromatic Fashion
- Opportunity to disrupt the traditional colorful runway presentation with a collection that focuses solely on a single color.
- Religious Symbolism
- Opportunity to incorporate unique religious symbolism into fashion designs and accessories.
- Cultural Streetwear
- Opportunity to fuse cultural influences and streetwear styles to create a bold and modern fashion line.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can explore new methods of incorporating religious symbolism and cultural streetwear into their clothing lines.
- Accessories
- Opportunity for accessory designers to create unique headpieces and garments incorporating metal-made religious symbols.
- Runway Production
- Runway producers can experiment with monochromatic color schemes to bring a fresh look to traditional runway presentations.
