Sen Wye Creates Clothing That Pays Homage to the 90s
Jana Pijak — May 26, 2015 — Marketing
References: theones2watch
Sen Wye is an emerging womenswear label, founded by designers Charlotte Macke and Holly Keepfer. Its clothing is a nod to the 90s and is both feminine and understated in its look. Referencing the decade's sleek and body-hugging silhouettes, Sen Wye presents updated versions of Calvin Klein's slinky tank dresses and creates separates that would hang in the automated closet of Clueless character Cher Horowitz.
From its tube dresses to its pale pink sweater sets, the Sen Wye lookbook is both minimalist and girly in its aesthetic. The British label creates luxe and understated pieces that are effortlessly cool and nostalgic. The brand embraces fashion's 90s obsession but chooses to be less literal with their reference of the decade.
This lookbook is captured by photographer Katy Thomas and features flawlessly styled wardrobe picks by Molly Bridger.
From its tube dresses to its pale pink sweater sets, the Sen Wye lookbook is both minimalist and girly in its aesthetic. The British label creates luxe and understated pieces that are effortlessly cool and nostalgic. The brand embraces fashion's 90s obsession but chooses to be less literal with their reference of the decade.
This lookbook is captured by photographer Katy Thomas and features flawlessly styled wardrobe picks by Molly Bridger.
Trend Themes
1. 90s Nostalgia Fashion - Fashion brands can capitalize on the millennial generation's love for nostalgia by creating updated versions of classic 90s pieces.
2. Minimalist Feminine Aesthetic - Brands can innovate by combining minimalist and feminine styles, creating understated yet elegant clothing.
3. Upcycling Vintage Clothing - There's an opportunity for upcycling vintage pieces by modernizing them with updated cuts and materials.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Brands can take advantage of nostalgic fashion trends to create new lines and revive old ones.
2. Photography - Photographers can specialize in capturing nostalgic fashion shoots and marketing campaigns.
3. Retail - There is a demand for retro fashion both online and in-store, allowing for boutique retailers to emerge and capitalize on the trend.
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