The No. 21 Fall collection for 2014 is elegant and texture-enriched thanks to its diverse range of heavy materials. From chunky wools to festive sequins, this womenswear range exudes a sophisticated air. The collection is conceived by No. 21 creative director Alessandro Dell'Acqua who presents fans with a range of oversized and effortlessly cool pieces.
Displayed in a moody palette, the No. 21 Fall collection for 2014 boasts chocolate brown and forest green tones that are showcased alongside pale creme and black and white pairings.
In addition to its muted fall apparel, this collection also highlights vivid cowhide prints that add a graphic element to its richly textured ensembles. No. 21 is known for its understated aesthetic that always appeals to the urban fashion lover.
What's Driving This Trend
- Texture-enriched Apparel
- Opportunity for designers to create innovative clothing using diverse heavy materials for an elevated and sophisticated aesthetic.
- Vivid Print Accents
- Opportunity for designers to incorporate bold prints to add a graphic element to textured clothing.
- Muted Fall Palette
- Opportunity for designers to use a moody color palette of chocolate brown and forest green that reflects the season.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Apparel designers can use heavy materials, bold prints, and a moody color palette to create new collections that appeal to urban fashion lovers.
- Textile Manufacturing
- More heavy materials and bold prints can increase demand for textile manufacturing for fall collections.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Adopting a muted and moody color palette can inspire new creative marketing materials for fashion brands.
