A.F. Vandevorst Presents Armor, Belts for Spring 2010
Hayley Grieve — October 3, 2009 — Fashion
References: afvandevorst.be & style
A.F. Vandevorst created an atmosphere from 500 AD England during the Vandevorst Spring 2010 show in Paris. There were beautifully layered browns, sometimes sheer, sometimes clunky knits, but almost always belted over in leather.
Some looks featured loosened corsets, but even better were the architectural, armored bodices complete with peg holes at the joints. The Vandevorst Spring 2010 show distinguished the ladies from the brutish warriors with sexy nude hot shorts and stockings. On a styling point, each model’s hair was whimsically blown to one side, giving the feeling they were facing some serious westerly wind as they trekked the runway passes.
Some looks featured loosened corsets, but even better were the architectural, armored bodices complete with peg holes at the joints. The Vandevorst Spring 2010 show distinguished the ladies from the brutish warriors with sexy nude hot shorts and stockings. On a styling point, each model’s hair was whimsically blown to one side, giving the feeling they were facing some serious westerly wind as they trekked the runway passes.
Trend Themes
1. Layered Browns - Opportunity for designers to create innovative layered brown clothing with leather belts.
2. Architectural Bodices - Potential for fashion brands to create armored bodices with peg holes for customization.
3. Whimsical Hair Styling - Beauty industry can capitalize on the trend of whimsically blown hair for unique hairstyles.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion industry can incorporate layered browns and architectural bodices into their designs.
2. Beauty - Beauty industry can offer services and products to achieve whimsical blown hair styling.
3. Leather Goods - Opportunity for leather goods industry to create belts and accessories to complement the layered browns trend.
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