Jump into spring with the MaxTan SS 2012 collection, which is defined by basic colors and parachute-shaped silhouettes. The brand, which hails from Singapore, uses exaggerated draping, bold stripes and one-of-a-kind cuts and necklines to stand out on the runway and create these gorgeous sweater-gowns. The collection has an androgynous air to it, balancing a sense of soft femininity with masculine strength. The patterns, cuts and designs are playful and adventurous for the bolder fashionista looking to try something new.
As TrendLand writes, "This collection from max.tan is a true testament that fashion at its purest form must begin and end with construction even while strict tailoring rules are liberated; soft geometrical drapes at its finest.”
Implications - Androgynous fashion appeals to the new generation of women fashionistas whose priorities extend beyond the closet and into the office. These styles allow women to maintain their femininity and style while appearing professional and be taken seriously.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Androgynous Fashion
- Androgynous fashion appeals to the new generation of women fashionistas who prioritize extended beyond the closet and into the office.
- Patterned Parachute Silhouettes
- Parachute-shaped silhouettes with bold patterns and cuts create playful and adventurous designs.
- Soft Geometrical Drapes
- Soft geometrical drapes at its finest liberate strict tailoring rules and create unique designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- Fashion industry professionals can embrace androgynous fashion trends to appeal to a new generation of women fashionistas.
- Textile Industry
- Textile industry experts can innovate with bold patterns and designs to create new fabrics for parachute-shaped silhouettes.
- Construction Industry
- Construction industry professionals can explore unique cuts and drapes in clothing designs to create dynamic structures and shapes.
