Marc Jacobs' Fall 2018 Debut is the Talk of the Fashion Industry
In the midst of a fashion Renaissance, luxe label Marc Jacobs draws inspiration from 80s design elements and haute couture icons "like Montana, Mugler, Ungaro and Saint Laurent." The Ready-to-Wear Fall 2018 collection highlights an era-appropriate vibrantly diverse color palette and overly exaggerated 80s design elements like padded shoulders, pleated trousers and bow belts.
Sporting wide brim hats and colorful bowl cuts, the models proudly showcase the thick and heavy fabrics that were deliberately layered with clashing nuances and retro references. The 80s design elements tightly envelop the Ready-to-Wear luxe collection. Although Marc Jacob sacrifices sex appeal for comic and artful silhouettes, the designer compensates with "some stretchy knit pieces and a high-waisted pant" ensembles.
Photo Credits: Yannis Vlamos/ Indigital.tv
Sporting wide brim hats and colorful bowl cuts, the models proudly showcase the thick and heavy fabrics that were deliberately layered with clashing nuances and retro references. The 80s design elements tightly envelop the Ready-to-Wear luxe collection. Although Marc Jacob sacrifices sex appeal for comic and artful silhouettes, the designer compensates with "some stretchy knit pieces and a high-waisted pant" ensembles.
Photo Credits: Yannis Vlamos/ Indigital.tv
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1. Exaggerated 80s Design - Fashion designers can incorporate exaggerated 80s design elements in their collections to evoke a sense of nostalgia and create bold and unique looks.
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3. Retro References - Designers can incorporate retro references to their designs, whether it be in fashion or other industries, to tap into nostalgia and create unique and engaging experiences.
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