The Kenzo Spring/Summer 2014 show during Paris fashion Week had the blues; that is, electrifying blues punched up the collection.
I wouldn’t be surprised if design duo Carol Lim and Humberto Leon created the entire collection while holed away in an exotic seaside locale. Beyond the hue, the collection featured clear nods to a coastal aesthetic from wave-shaped skirts to a "No Fish… No Nothing" tee shirt.
As for shapes, the models wore straight-fitted mini skirts, sleeveless mini dresses, boxy jackets and crop tops for a very streamlined look. The models were accessorized with cord necklaces, high-heeled sandals, and matching printed bags. Overall, this collection screamed with stimulating colors and a luxurious resort vibe. The Kenzo Spring/Summer 2014 collection is perfect vacation wear; especially if you’re jet setting to an oceanfront villa.
Electrifying Coastal Fashion
Kenzo Spring Summer 2014 Leaves You Feeling Anything But Blue
Trend Themes
1. Electrifying Blues in Fashion - Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate bold and vibrant blues into their collections, creating a visually striking and attention-grabbing aesthetic.
2. Coastal-inspired Fashion - Potential for designers to infuse coastal elements into their collections, such as wave-shaped skirts and beach-inspired prints, to create a fresh and summery look.
3. Luxurious Resort Vibes - Opportunity for brands to create resort wear collections that exude luxury and evoke a sense of relaxation and vacation, catering to the jet-setters and travelers.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can leverage these trends to revamp their collections and appeal to consumers seeking unique and stand-out designs.
2. Jewelry - Jewelry brands can create cord necklaces that complement the coastal aesthetic and offer a stylish accessory for the electrifying blues trend.
3. Travel and Hospitality - Hotels and vacation resorts can incorporate the luxurious resort vibes from the Kenzo collection in their interior designs and overall experience to attract high-end clientele looking for a relaxing getaway.