While blue is not typically considered the most feminine color, the Monique Lhuillier Pre-Fall 2012 collection makes a very strong case against that notion.
After the designer presented a Spring collection in Paris that also primarily featured cobalt as its main hue (although that time around it was found in athletic, body conscious silhouettes), Lhuillier revisits the color with her Pre-Fall offering.
The Monique Lhuillier Pre-Fall 2012 collection is made up of gorgeous gowns with satin, tulle, lace and ruffles galore. Slicked-back hair and minimal, barely-there makeup put the focus on the stunning gowns.
Simply put, it can be pretty much guaranteed that a few dresses from the Monique Lhuillier Pre-Fall 2012 collection will make an appearance on the red carpets during the upcoming awards season.
Amazing Azure Ensembles
The Monique Lhuillier Pre-Fall 2012 Collection Has a Case of the Blues
Trend Themes
1. Blue Fashion - Incorporate various shades of blue into high fashion clothing to provide fashionably elegant options to the consumers
2. Satin and Tulle Fashion - Create designs that feature satin, tulle, and lace to provide luxurious options to high-end consumers
3. Minimalist Hair and Makeup - Develop styles that incorporate slicked-back hair and minimal makeup, providing an understated but elegant look to high fashion consumers
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - High fashion should consider incorporating blue hues, satin, tulle, and lace into their designs to give a luxurious and elegant look to their consumers.
2. Beauty - Provide products that cater to those who want a minimalist look, such as slicked-back hairstyles and minimal makeup, making the styling process simple for consumers.
3. Celebrity Events - Fashion designers can collaborate with celebrity stylists to showcase their designs on red carpets and increase brand awareness among a wider audience.