When Megan Hayward set out to design her ‘Veil’ dress, she wanted to incorporate the veils found in Eastern culture into a dress that would also suit Western taste. The result is this below-the-knee gown, which features a long cowl that can be pulled up to cover the wearer’s head like a veil.
We’ve seen a number of multicultural fashions that incorporate design cues from all over the world. Check out some of my favorites below.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Multicultural Fashion
- Opportunity for designers to blend elements of different cultures in their designs.
- East-west Fusion
- Potential to create fashion pieces that combine elements from Eastern and Western cultures.
- Modest Fashion
- Emerging market for fashion that offers more coverage while still being stylish.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Design
- Designers can explore innovative approaches to creating multicultural fashion pieces.
- Textile and Fabric Industry
- Opportunity to develop unique fabrics and materials to incorporate into multicultural fashion designs.
- Modest Fashion Retail
- Opportunity for retailers to cater to the growing demand for modest fashion options.
