Rodarte's Spring Summer 2011 collection was their most commercial to date. A 70s wood veneer print was applied to structured dresses with contrast paneling, pencil skirts with exaggerated hip details, and fluid skirts that extended to an awkward midi length.
The checkered veneer details were borrowed from the furniture that defined the decade, echoing Margiela's fashionable reappropriation of the fabrication for this Rodarte Spring Summer 2011 line.
Implications - The featured images show the models walking the runway in an assortment of Rodarte’s Spring Summer 2011 pieces. The models were styled with long bangs pulled to the side, while the rest of their hair hung loose. Shiny golden lipstick stuck to their pouts and the rest of their faces look quite natural.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Wood Veneer Print
- Create innovative fashion pieces using the retro-inspired wood veneer print, adding a unique touch to designs.
- Structured Dresses
- Explore opportunities to incorporate structured dresses with contrast paneling in order to create modern and fashionable looks.
- 70s Fashion Revival
- Tap into the nostalgia for the 70s era by incorporating retro-inspired elements into fashion collections.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the wood veneer print trend by offering new, on-trend designs to consumers.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Incorporate wood veneer materials into textile manufacturing to produce unique and eye-catching fabrics for various applications.
- Beauty and Cosmetics
- Develop makeup and beauty products that complement the 70s-inspired fashion trend, such as golden lipsticks and natural-looking application techniques.
