Preen Rocks Open Panel Frocks for Fall 2009
Elsa Blaine — February 19, 2009 — Fashion
References: style
Cut-out panels are among the hottest trends for 2009. The fall collection by Preen shown at New York Fashion Week is a convergence of body hugging mini-dresses, graphic patterns and open panels in varying shapes.
Preen’s collection covers both modern and retro styles. Solid black and white dresses are edgy and more futuristic in design where the pastel prints have a groovy sixties feel.
The ultra-short lengths, cutout panels and pale colors may seem almost summery; however, a few of the dresses have long sleeves so at least your arms are warm.
Preen’s collection covers both modern and retro styles. Solid black and white dresses are edgy and more futuristic in design where the pastel prints have a groovy sixties feel.
The ultra-short lengths, cutout panels and pale colors may seem almost summery; however, a few of the dresses have long sleeves so at least your arms are warm.
Trend Themes
1. Cut-out Panels - Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate cut-out panels into their designs for a trendy and edgy aesthetic.
2. Graphic Patterns - Potential for designers to experiment with bold and eye-catching graphic patterns in their collections.
3. Mini-dresses - Opportunity for retailers to capitalize on the popularity of ultra-short dresses and cater to the demand in the market.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can adopt cut-out panels and graphic patterns in their designs to stay on-trend and attract customers.
2. Retail - Retailers can stock up on mini-dresses to cater to the demand for ultra-short dresses and offer a variety of options to customers.
3. Design - Designers can explore new and innovative ways to incorporate cut-out panels and graphic patterns into their collections, creating unique and attention-grabbing pieces.
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