Chanel designer and global fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld captures a wardrobe of floral couture for the pages of Numero Magazine. The visually striking editorial features top model Anna Ewers and graces the style publication's March 2015 issue.
Embracing a botanical theme, this image series is the epitome of opulence and is equipped with an abundance of sequin and crystal-adorned pieces. In addition to its more ornate fashion staples, the editorial also highlights pieces that are textural and sculptural in their overall shape.
Styling for Numero Magazine's 'Belle Plante' story is courtesy of Vanessa Metz who dresses her muse Anna in pieces from a number of luxury labels. They include floral couture from Chanel, Valentino and Dior among other recognized and respected names.
Floral Couture Fashions
Numero Magazine's Belle Plante Story Boasts Botanical Motifs
Trend Themes
1. Botanical Fashion - This trend offers fashion designers opportunities to incorporate botanical motifs such as floral patterns and shapes, leaf designs, and natural colors into their creations.
2. Luxury Couture - There is a growing luxury market for high-end couture fashion that features opulent materials, intricate details, and an overall sense of extravagance.
3. Sculptural Fashion - An emerging trend in fashion is the use of sculptural shapes and textural materials to create unique and visually striking pieces that push the boundaries of traditional fashion design.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Fashion designers can take advantage of these trends to create innovative and disruptive designs that appeal to consumers looking for something new and unique in their fashion choices.
2. Luxury Goods - The luxury goods industry can capitalize on the trend towards opulent and ornate fashion styles by creating and marketing high-end products that cater to consumers seeking exclusivity and luxury.
3. Textile Manufacturing - With the rise of sculptural and textural fashion trends, the textile manufacturing industry has an opportunity to innovate and create new materials and fabrics that can be incorporated into high-end fashion designs.