Ulyana Sergeenko Debut Collection's Features Hyper-Glamorous Looks
Marica Zottino — October 18, 2011 — Fashion
References: vogue.ru & trendland.net
For her debut Fall/Winter 2011/2012 collection, the Russian fashion designer Ulyana Sergeenko came up with a hyper-glamorous lookbook, inspired by the vintage editorials of Soviet fashion magazines in the '50s. Both the dresses and the pictures are gorgeous: every detail, from the outfits to hairdos and the slightly vignetted lighting to the floral wallpaper background refer to a retro, classy femininity.
The dresses themselves have loads of personality and make the models shift from an innocent, almost fairy appearance (some kind of classy, grown Little Red Riding Hood) to an austere and committed allure passing through highly feminine and sensuous gowns. Well, if this is the debut, Ulyana Sergeenko definitely has got the skills to be one of the up-and-coming names of the fashion scene.
After all, she’s a fashionista, and has a fabulous website too.
The dresses themselves have loads of personality and make the models shift from an innocent, almost fairy appearance (some kind of classy, grown Little Red Riding Hood) to an austere and committed allure passing through highly feminine and sensuous gowns. Well, if this is the debut, Ulyana Sergeenko definitely has got the skills to be one of the up-and-coming names of the fashion scene.
After all, she’s a fashionista, and has a fabulous website too.
Trend Themes
1. Vintage Revival Fashion - There is an opportunity for fashion designers to create a modern take on vintage clothing, incorporating elements of past styles and trends for today's consumers.
2. Soviet-inspired Imagery - Incorporating elements of the Soviet Union's fashion and culture in marketing and advertising imagery may lead to eye-catching and visually distinctive campaigns.
3. Hyper-glamorous Aesthetic - Brands have the opportunity to experiment with clothing designs that feature an indulgently glamorous feel, with rich textures and luxurious embellishments.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Incorporating vintage elements and Soviet-inspired visuals into clothing lines could attract customers looking for unique and eye-catching pieces.
2. Marketing and Advertising - Using Soviet-inspired imagery in campaigns could help brands stand out and appeal to customers looking for something different.
3. Photography and Fine Arts - There is an opportunity for photographers and artists to explore Soviet-era fashion and culture in their work, creating visually distinctive pieces that stand out.
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