Showing posts with label Burberry Prorsum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Burberry Prorsum. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Prints in the Pages

This season we have put a lot of focus on trends such as vintage bohemian, ornamental brocade, carpeted tribal, and abstracted floral prints, all of which can be spotted amongst our favorite worldly publications. Here are some selected ads and editorials from this years September issues that support our fall trend forecast and inspired us while designing our collection.

Kate Moss's spread for Etro's Fall/Winter 2015-2016 campaign photographed by Mario Testino, is made up of intricate patchwork designs. This bohemian but edgy ensemble provides an impressive palette and punch for their fall collection. 


This ad is filled with decorative medallions, William Morris - esque florals and some daring geo prints. A bold mix of prints is extremely trendy for fall and both shots helped inspire some of our patchwork designs and earthy color stories this season.


Anabel Krasnotsvetova photographed by Michelangelo di Battista in Harper’s Bazaar Japan September 2015 issue is seen wearing Burberry Prorsum's Fall 2015 ready wear. The print has Indian inspired mosaic motifs adding an interesting composition to this boho look.


 Also sporting Burberry Prorsum's Fall collection is Sabrina Ioffreda in "Artist in Residence" by Will Davidson for Glamour US September 2015.  This accented patchwork trend with its interesting layouts and mix of decorative floral motifs make this victorian carpet look shine.


This is "Traveller's Tales for Marie Claire UK September 2015, model Josefien Rodermans photographed by David Roemer.  Rodermans is featured wearing Etro's rusty red patchwork dress featuring some of our favorite fall colors. 


In this look Rodermans is wearing Lanvin 2015 Fall/winter collection.  This layered folky dress is packed with some abstracted folk florals in reds, browns, and rusts giving off a feminine nomadic look for fall.  

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Wednesday, June 17, 2015

Resort 2016: Trend Recap

Our inspiration boards for Resort 2016 includes 5 fun trends for the transitional season. The print trends include large abstract florals, optical animal prints, earthy bohos, bright damasks, and trendy tribals.


These bright abstract floral prints are perfect for keeping cool on that spontaneous get away. Our board features collections by Jonathan Saunders, Marc Jacobs, Nicole Miller, Milly, Antonio Marras, Cédric Charlier, and Antonio Marras' contemporary collection I'M Isola Marras. These florals have a soft complexion but pack a bright punch of color and design. 


The animal prints featured on this board are designs by Giambattista Valli's Giamba collection and Issa. Both of these animal inspired print collections have an edgy optical effect. A common theme is clean two tone patterns with a pop of lime. 



This always hip bohemian look features Louis Vuitton, Alice + Olivia, Alberta Ferretti,  Sea, M Missoni, and Anna Sui. Continuing our favorite spring 70's inspired trend, these rampageous prints are updated for the upcoming season with a darker, cooler palette. We love the layout and design of this eclectic look.



 Escada, Clover Canyon, Yigal Azrouël, Alice + Olivia, Naeem Khan, and See by Chloé used the ever so classic damask to brighten up their collections. Each design features that interesting pop of both pattern and color.  These mirrored repeats add style and sophistication to any look. 



Finally the tribal stylings of Altuzarra, Burberry Prorsum, No. 21, House of Holland, Hervé Léger by Max Azria, Naeem Khan and Valentino. These trendy tribals add layers of pattern and a bit of edge to every season. 


Just wait for our new prints coming soon! 

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