Consumers who value comfort and hippie-era looks are sure to appreciate the new Visvim collection, which blends styles that were first popularized back in the 1960s with modern elements that are said to have been inspired by Japanese fashion.
Included in the collection are poncho shawls, long three-quarter sleeve coats, statement-worthy furry jackets, velvet dresses, pinstripe trousers, structured button-up dresses, bombers, anoraks, and much more. One piece that's especially unique in the new Visvim collection is the crochet dress, which has a flattering design that manages to flow and be form-fitting at the same time. With the unique breathable build of it, the piece is able to feature subtle zigzag patterns all over it, bringing more variance to the overall design without making it too overwhelming.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Bohemian-japanese Fashion
- The blending of 60s retro designs with Japanese fashion elements creates an opportunity for sustainable and eco-conscious fashion-forward brands.
- Oversized Styles
- Oversized styles are becoming more popular, creating an opportunity for designers to experiment with new silhouettes and cuts.
- Structured Button-up Dresses
- Structured button-up dresses could be a trend to watch as consumers look for more versatile pieces that can be dressed up or down.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore the use of sustainable materials, oversized styles and new silhouettes for future collections.
- Retail
- Retailers can cater to consumers who value comfort and retro-looks by offering collections that blend different styles and silhouettes.
- Textiles
- Textile companies have an opportunity to develop sustainable and eco-conscious fabrics that can be used to create unique fashion pieces with comfortable and breathable builds.
