The Givenchy Fall/Winter Collection Promotes Exotic Styling
Malika Renee Butss — March 8, 2016 — Fashion
Designer Riccardo Tisci turned to Egypt for the latest Givenchy Fall/Winter collection. Presented during Paris Fashion Week, this couture collection touches on classic Egyptian imagery, patterning and colors.
In terms of presentation, Tisci held the Givenchy Fall/Winter 2016 show at the Carreau du Temple which he had turned into a wooden maze. While Givenchy fans were taken to NYC last season, for a fashion show that featured lingerie dressing and chic tailoring, this season sees mysticism and a burst of kaleidoscopic color.
Many of the looks feature exotic animal print, gold trimmings as well as giant eye and geode embellishments. Lush fabrics such as satin, velvet and suede are used throughout the collection which contribute to its overall potent look.
In terms of presentation, Tisci held the Givenchy Fall/Winter 2016 show at the Carreau du Temple which he had turned into a wooden maze. While Givenchy fans were taken to NYC last season, for a fashion show that featured lingerie dressing and chic tailoring, this season sees mysticism and a burst of kaleidoscopic color.
Many of the looks feature exotic animal print, gold trimmings as well as giant eye and geode embellishments. Lush fabrics such as satin, velvet and suede are used throughout the collection which contribute to its overall potent look.
Trend Themes
1. Egyptian-inspired Fashion - There is an opportunity for designers to create Egyptian-themed couture collections that incorporate classic imagery, patterning, and colors.
2. Exotic Animal Prints - The use of exotic animal prints in fashion collections can bring a burst of kaleidoscopic color and mysticism.
3. Luxurious Fabrics - Designers can experiment with lush fabrics like satin, velvet, and suede to create potent and eye-catching couture collections.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore Egyptian-inspired couture collections to attract customers with a taste for exotic styling.
2. Textiles - Textile manufacturers can explore the production of fabrics that replicate the look and feel of exotic animal prints.
3. Luxury Goods - Luxury goods producers can incorporate lush fabrics like satin, velvet, and suede into their product offerings for a more opulent and high-end appeal.
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