Olivia von Halle and Disney collaborated on a capsule collection inspired by the second instalment of the live-action Maleficent franchise. The 15-piece collection that takes cues from Disney Maleficent: Mistress of Evil and draws stylistic inspiration from the lead heroines of the movie, Maleficent and Aurora. Naturally, these characters have vastly different styles, as Maleficent’s movie looks are dark and fierce while Aurora expresses herself with feminine and ethereal looks.
The Disney-inspired capsule collection includes pieces like the Issa Atora slip dress, Delphine Atora gown and Edie Aurora, which boasts pearl detailing and floral embroidery. One of the most striking pieces from Olivia von Halle and Disney is the Ares Fatale gown with a faux feather cape.
What's Driving This Trend
- Disney-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity to create more capsule collections inspired by beloved Disney characters and franchises.
- Character-inspired Styling
- Opportunity to design fashion collections based on the distinct styles of popular movie characters like Maleficent and Aurora.
- Collaborative Collections
- Opportunity to collaborate between brands and entertainment franchises to create exclusive fashion collections that resonate with consumers.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can embrace and capitalize on the trend of creating Disney-inspired apparel collections.
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry has an opportunity to expand its brand presence by collaborating on fashion collections that merge popular movies and characters with clothing.
- Consumer Products
- Companies in the consumer products industry can create merchandise and apparel lines inspired by popular entertainment franchises like Disney.
