The Oscar de la Renta 2010 Resort Collection oozed with the chic richness only an affluent Parisian woman could possess—or a fabulous French fake!
For 2010, Oscar de la Renta re-introduced us to the cliche sartorial icon of France: the beret cap. The collection had that classy, timeless appeal that would lend itself well to any polished woman, regardless of age demographic. It had an almost Chanel-like quality to it, some of the pieces resembling the icon Chanel suit, and many looks were black and white. But Oscar de la Renta made it his own, mixinig up the Resort 2010 collection with details like sailor-style bow necks.
Parisian Chic
Oscar de la Renta Resort 2010 Collection Brings Back the Beret Cap
Trend Themes
1. Timeless Appeal - There is a growing trend towards creating fashion collections with a classic, timeless appeal.
2. Cliche Sartorial Icons - Fashion designers are incorporating cliche sartorial icons from various cultures into their collections to create a unique and nostalgic aesthetic.
3. Chic Parisian Fashion - Parisian fashion continues to inspire designers, with its sophistication and elegance being sought after in the industry.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry has an opportunity to embrace the trend of creating collections with classic and timeless appeal, catering to a wider audience.
2. Accessories - The reintroduction of cliche sartorial icons like the beret cap presents an opportunity for the accessories industry to create unique and nostalgic pieces.
3. Luxury Retail - The demand for chic Parisian fashion opens up opportunities for luxury retail brands to incorporate sophistication and elegance in their offerings.