This fall the Loris Azzaro woman will be going back in time and raising a little hell. While couture has always been a glamorous showing of lush and opulent fashions, the Loris Azzaro Fall '15 Couture Collection gives the timeless rocker aesthetic a glamorous 70s makeover.
Utilizing a dark color palette with a few shocking pops of cobalt blue and hot pink, designer duo Arnaud Maillard and Alvaro Castejón crafted a Loris Azzaro collection that speaks to the rebel rockers and luxury lovers of couture.
Crystal decorates tubular suede and brocade coats for a lush appeal while zebra print maxi coats and jumpsuits with peek-a-boo decal appeal to the rough rocker aesthetic. However, thigh-high Lurex boots and fringe bags portray a definite 70s style.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Glamorous Rocker Aesthetic
- There is an opportunity for designers and fashion brands to incorporate a glamorous and edgy rocker aesthetic into their collections.
- Luxury Rebellion
- Luxury brands can tap into the desire for rebellion by creating fashion collections that combine opulence with a rebellious spirit.
- 70s Revival
- The resurgence of 70s fashion presents an opportunity for fashion brands to create collections that embrace the iconic styles of the era.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion and Apparel
- Fashion and apparel brands can explore the incorporation of a glamorous rocker aesthetic in their designs and collections.
- Luxury Goods
- Luxury goods companies can create rebellious and opulent products that appeal to consumers seeking a sense of rebellion and extravagance.
- Footwear and Accessories
- There is a potential market for thigh-high boots and fringe bags that embrace the 70s style and cater to consumers looking for statement pieces.
