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70 FashionForwardTrends marketanalysis| FFT magazine 71
AUTUMN/WINTER 2014-15
DIRECTIONS
Boudoir
Sheer elegance andsensuality take form in
delicate lace and filmy silhouettes, defining
innerwear as outerwear
A revisit to the iconic British, Scottish and
Irish heritage, royalty and tradition is
reinvented in ingenious ways
Folklore
A colourful celebration of cultures and their
similarity in diversity creates an enigma of
frivolous energy
Sports
Sporty elements are revised, manipulated
and upgraded for formal and eveningwear,
open for new interpretations
Futuristic
The moulded metal and sculpted science
result in fresh digitaland monochromatic
designs
Anew winter in the pipeline calls for fresh
looks and new trends. The season is more
nostalgic than ever, with classic looks coming
back, emerging from speckled emotions. Be it the
Scottish Highlands that embarks on tradition and
lineage, a sudden wakefulness of culture and
customs spread across the globe or the demure
outlines of a woman that classify a lady-like
aesthetic in women’s wear, all consequent looks
have one thing in common- “the need to find your
individual self.”
Moving parallel is another clan of youth culture
that is abandoning the past and looking into an
‘imaginable - unimaginable’ future in search of
answers, only to create unknown outcomes.
Guiding spirits, not to be left unmentioned, are the
athletic vibes that are taking over the new
millennial consumer with sportswear breaking
from its confined notions and touching the
comforting lives of a layman.
Classic
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashion Forward Trends
FUTURISTIC
In today’s scientific age, technology is no longer
bound to the avant-garde. From innovative fabric
manipulations to futuristic styling concepts, the
digital world is taking this trend by storm. Colours
and designs are generated from the world of
computers, images are technically treated with the
power of digital technology and the internet inspires
this trend to become more interactive and 3D. The
moulded metal along with the sculpted plastic
inspire the digital and monochromatic designs. The
colours are refracted and distracted to create a
myriad metallic fabrics and sharp visions.
Architectural ‘structural’ rigid forms are derived
from the satellite space vehicles.
Metal is being carried into the new season with
fresh interpretations and unexpected combinations,
bringing along a sense of novelty. Metallic coating,
complex mesh structures, smooth impeccable
finishes add depth and drama and the starry
spaced out prints offer a galactic touch. Traditional
silhouettes are sliced and manipulated to create
futuristic ones that divide the body with utmost
precision feeling compliments the effortless of the
final look.
1
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
PANTONE
19-3938TPX
PANTONE
17-4041TPX
PANTONE
19-3905TPX
PANTONE
18-1250TPX
PANTONE
12-0910TPX
PANTONE
17-1755TPX
PANTONE
17-4919TPX
PANTONE
18-6024TPX
extured metallics take centre stage with silver, gold and copper being the highlight of the theme. Newly developed
Ttextures and finishes add a robotic sheen to the glistening shades. The computer gray-scale palette interspersed by
metallic pinks, blues and greens emit a shocking reflection on the palette. The story embraces iridescent oil slick alternatives and
ultra shine gold since the new science demands lustrous and porous colours proving advancement from the current age.
COLOUR STORY
Courtesy by HP Singh
2
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
rom stiff leather jackets smothered in a dark palette to metallic sheen radiating on boxy ones, the theme embodies
Fsilhouettes rich in texture and character. While cropped biker jackets and drooping peter pan collars create a niche for
the casual, the slithering sequin gowns and mesh inserts on fitted neoprene dresses contribute to the galactic evening. Visibly
thick and heavy, the garments lack pleating or drapes and instead embrace zippers and transparent filters on midi length shift
dresses, straight fit pants and high collared tops.
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
SPORTS
An evolving trend being altered through seasons,
sportswear for the next Fall continues in a direction
of sleek, minimal and luxury, making itself ripe for
new interpretations. Evolving to become more
subtle and to highlight a rather slick and sportier
attitude, the luxe athletic wear is no longer
channelling specific sports but is being morphed
into an embodiment of casual chic. Minimal look,
clean lines, basic silhouettes, rounded shoulder lines
in breathable tech fabrics define the macro appeal
of the theme. Geometry is explored through sporty
cuts being incorporated into elegant silhouettes with
mesh panelling. Sporty stripes are being used
sparingly, yet not reduced in importance. A subtle
touch towards femininity makes the trend rather
more diverse thanever.
The look is emphasised with comfortable fabrics
such as jersey and lycra knits, deluxe nylons, mesh,
3D, pique offset by leather, plastics and perspex
offering an inherent persuasiveness. Skirts, tops and
dresses, slick sports bras, swimsuit cuts and
bodysuits, ribbed hemlines, skater skirts, skinny polo
necks, hooded sweatshirts and track pants, all
incorporate a blend of sports with high fashion,
characterising the new‘sports couture’.
3
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
4 5 6 7
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
PANTONE
16-1107TPX
PANTONE
19-1420TPX
PANTONE
13-0822TPX
PANTONE
19-3933TPX
PANTONE
18-4140TPX
PANTONE
19-3935TPX
PANTONE
17-1664TPX
PANTONE
17-1350TPX
he most conspicuous of all the colour palettes is achieved with primary shades of red, blue and green
Tsupported by monotone colours of black, brown and white. Sporty accents of ultramarine blue, vivid
orange and nimble red lend an athletic vibe to the story with pitch black and stark white at the core of the palette being
uplifted by galactic blues. The peppy colours boost this theme with an invigorating energy.
COLOUR STORY
Courtesy by HP Singh
8
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
oulded in breathable fabrics, the silhouettes are definitely relaxed with comfort riding high but at the same time sculpted
Minto rigid forms to achieve the much needed ‘zing’ on the tracks. With track pants transcending to chic formalwear and
high heels, hooded sweatshirts and box pleated skirts aren’t far behind. Raglan sleeves on sweaters, cropped hybrids of a bomber
jacket and mesh tank tops round off the upper separates. Details such as side panelling, drawstrings and elasticised waistbands
attribute a sporty flavour to a magnitude of silhouettes- from dresses to shorts toskirts.
KEY SHAPES
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
FOLKLORE
This story takes from a celebration of tradition the
increasing need to recognise your roots and for
communities to reconnect. Not just a of static
replication the past – but rather a dynamic
and living entity which evolves with the culture.
Inspired by customs, convention, music, tribes, tall
tales, myths and legends, the look takes form
when cultures overlap. Characterised by a mix
and match of high energy patterns and prints
with lavish fabrics, ‘Folklore’ reflects a people’s
society. It is expressed through music, dance,
drama, craft, sculpture, painting, literature and
other means of creativity which generally
requires little dependence on high technology.
Skill tends to be passed on from generation to
generation, and is mostly done by hand or simple
machinery.
Haphazard patchwork of patterns and prints,
multicolour stripes and zigzag designs combined
with tropical florals. Silhouettes offer a time
honoured approach with gathered full length
skirts, off shoulder tops, turmoil of prints and
patterns balanced by neat nipped waists, sheath
dresses, jackets and cocoon skirts. Elements like
fringes, tassels and tribal fur are essential for
enhancement.
9
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
10
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
PANTONE
18-1763TPX
PANTONE
17-1664TPX
PANTONE
17-1755TPX
PANTONE
16-1362TPX
PANTONE
15-1062TPX
PANTONE
18-5338TPX
PANTONE
19-4039TPX
PANTONE
14-1110TPX
radition and culture are expressed with a bright vibrant palette from the broad families of orange and pink- a grand
Tcelebration of ethnicity. The core palette of warm browns and oranges with muted neutralised ochre and gold offset a
mélange of colours. A high energy vivacious palette is presented with blaring colours such as tangerine orange, Indian red, bark
brown, ultramarine blue andfuchsia pink.
Courtesy by HP Singh
11
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
aining identity and way of life from the vibrant mixture of prints resonating in an amalgam of diverse cultures, the theme
G is embodied in ensembles with fuller yet languid lines. From added ethereal silhouettes draped around the body to
more traditional slack ones- they all create a sense of free movement and expression. Wide legged pants, kaftan style tops, billowy
skirts, off shoulder shirts and swathed long dresses are meticulously adorned with intricate beads, suspended tassels and tribal fur
to add more personality to the ensembles.
KEY SHAPES
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
Think British, Scottish and Irish legacy, returning
to heritage, classic looks will be back for Fall’14-
15. Expect to see a variable army of checks and
plaids from overscaled blanket and windowpane
checks to the glorious Scottish checks, with
hints of sportswear and punk. Traditional icons
and silhouettes are revived with a contemporary
twist to the classic tartans, plaids and
houndstooth. Silhouettes such as sharp tailored
blazers, well fitted pants and double breasted
coats are inspired by royalty and tradition,
whereas the traditional pleated kilt skirts and
the oversized coats are retained for its well
deserved glory. The biker and aviator jackets are
reworked for the youth with blanket and plaid
checks used aspanelling.
Smart finishing and precise cuts update this look.
Key fabrics used are warm heritage wools,
tweed, houndstooth and also novelty. Checks
have been manipulated to create an ultra
sophisticated look. The plaid is being given a
technological uplift by being printed. Rustic
textured weaves have a dated feel to them and
the silhouettes are far from keeping the outline
feminine yet tailored.
CLASSIC
2
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13
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
PANTONE
18-1547TPX
PANTONE
18-1662TPX
PANTONE
13-0002TPX
PANTONE
19-3864TPX
PANTONE
18-4141TPX
PANTONE
19-0508TPX
PANTONE
18-6024TPX
PANTONE
18-0130TPX
he story derives its colours from the classic plaid, checks and tartan patterns. The traditional key colours like red, green
Tand tonal blues from the Irish highlands and the Scottish uniforms are juxtaposed by the monochrome black and white
implemented in the houndstooth. The highland mountains echo shades of brown and ochre that beautifully compliment and
accentuate the core palette, while cloudy Irish skies inspire with their muddy blues and greys.
Courtesy by HP Singh
14
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
riven as a print based theme, the silhouettes are meant for the lady in charge who vehemently dons a power suit. Crisp
Dand tailored define the theme rightly with structured blazers, slim fit cigarette pants, double breasted coats and high
pencil skirts. Simultaneously, the romance of highlands and pastures is retained with Scottish kilted skirts, flirtatious wrap coats
and shorter car coats in houndstooth, tartan, plaid and every other check invented. Constructed in head-to-toe similar pattern or
mismatched in colour harmony, the silhouettes are far from dated, instead they succeed in rejuvenating the term Powerplay.
KEY SHAPES
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
BOUDOIR
Pure fantasy of the 1940’s revisited -
evoking sheer elegance and depicting a
provocative yet, reserved kind of
fashion. ‘Boudoir’ celebrates unique
pleasures that complement the essence
of femininity. Inspired by a lady’s
dressing room… lace peek-a-boo’s,
marabou feathers, ostrich plumes, silky
satins and mannish fur coats reign – as
fashion comes out of the bedroom. The
boudoir trend is lined to fluid slips and
sexy negligee. Lace overlay gives a
dressier look to appealing lingerie which
is perfect for outerwear asdaywear.
15
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
PANTONE
19-3540TPX
PANTONE
17-4320TPX
PANTONE
18-0312TPX
PANTONE
16-0713TPX
PANTONE
13-1114TPX
PANTONE
18-1652TPX
PANTONE
14-2311TPX
PANTONE
14-4112TPX
his theme incorporates profound enigmatic colours evoking an understated but striking passion. The palette resembles
Ta femme fatales dressing room, delicate yet fierce. Sensuality runs strong throughout the story, which is accentuated
by the richness embedded in deep colours of midnight black, tranquil white, vicious purple and fiery red. Sultry feminine shades
and hues of oxblood and wine are diffused by skin tones like brown, grey and nude.
Courtesy by HP Singh
16
autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends
heer panels and racy cuts hardly embody the essence of this theme, borne from the concept of innerwear as outerwear;
Sa sophisticated elegance is carried forth from rich, silky and feminine fabrics. Midi-length slip dresses in satin and silk
are adorned with lace trims, chiffon clad baby doll dresses, deep V necks on georgette tops and pyjama sets in velvet trims bring
together effortless separates as sultry sensual silhouettes with the simple inclusion of ostrich plumage, patterned lace, marabou
feathers andfur.
KEY SHAPES
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  • 1. http://www.fashionforwardtrends.com Fashion Forward Trends is a trend think tank that translates today’s influences into tomorrow’s fashion.
  • 2. 70 FashionForwardTrends marketanalysis| FFT magazine 71 AUTUMN/WINTER 2014-15 DIRECTIONS Boudoir Sheer elegance andsensuality take form in delicate lace and filmy silhouettes, defining innerwear as outerwear A revisit to the iconic British, Scottish and Irish heritage, royalty and tradition is reinvented in ingenious ways Folklore A colourful celebration of cultures and their similarity in diversity creates an enigma of frivolous energy Sports Sporty elements are revised, manipulated and upgraded for formal and eveningwear, open for new interpretations Futuristic The moulded metal and sculpted science result in fresh digitaland monochromatic designs Anew winter in the pipeline calls for fresh looks and new trends. The season is more nostalgic than ever, with classic looks coming back, emerging from speckled emotions. Be it the Scottish Highlands that embarks on tradition and lineage, a sudden wakefulness of culture and customs spread across the globe or the demure outlines of a woman that classify a lady-like aesthetic in women’s wear, all consequent looks have one thing in common- “the need to find your individual self.” Moving parallel is another clan of youth culture that is abandoning the past and looking into an ‘imaginable - unimaginable’ future in search of answers, only to create unknown outcomes. Guiding spirits, not to be left unmentioned, are the athletic vibes that are taking over the new millennial consumer with sportswear breaking from its confined notions and touching the comforting lives of a layman. Classic
  • 3. autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashion Forward Trends FUTURISTIC In today’s scientific age, technology is no longer bound to the avant-garde. From innovative fabric manipulations to futuristic styling concepts, the digital world is taking this trend by storm. Colours and designs are generated from the world of computers, images are technically treated with the power of digital technology and the internet inspires this trend to become more interactive and 3D. The moulded metal along with the sculpted plastic inspire the digital and monochromatic designs. The colours are refracted and distracted to create a myriad metallic fabrics and sharp visions. Architectural ‘structural’ rigid forms are derived from the satellite space vehicles. Metal is being carried into the new season with fresh interpretations and unexpected combinations, bringing along a sense of novelty. Metallic coating, complex mesh structures, smooth impeccable finishes add depth and drama and the starry spaced out prints offer a galactic touch. Traditional silhouettes are sliced and manipulated to create futuristic ones that divide the body with utmost precision feeling compliments the effortless of the final look. 1
  • 5. autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends PANTONE 19-3938TPX PANTONE 17-4041TPX PANTONE 19-3905TPX PANTONE 18-1250TPX PANTONE 12-0910TPX PANTONE 17-1755TPX PANTONE 17-4919TPX PANTONE 18-6024TPX extured metallics take centre stage with silver, gold and copper being the highlight of the theme. Newly developed Ttextures and finishes add a robotic sheen to the glistening shades. The computer gray-scale palette interspersed by metallic pinks, blues and greens emit a shocking reflection on the palette. The story embraces iridescent oil slick alternatives and ultra shine gold since the new science demands lustrous and porous colours proving advancement from the current age. COLOUR STORY Courtesy by HP Singh 2
  • 6. autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends rom stiff leather jackets smothered in a dark palette to metallic sheen radiating on boxy ones, the theme embodies Fsilhouettes rich in texture and character. While cropped biker jackets and drooping peter pan collars create a niche for the casual, the slithering sequin gowns and mesh inserts on fitted neoprene dresses contribute to the galactic evening. Visibly thick and heavy, the garments lack pleating or drapes and instead embrace zippers and transparent filters on midi length shift dresses, straight fit pants and high collared tops.
  • 7. autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends SPORTS An evolving trend being altered through seasons, sportswear for the next Fall continues in a direction of sleek, minimal and luxury, making itself ripe for new interpretations. Evolving to become more subtle and to highlight a rather slick and sportier attitude, the luxe athletic wear is no longer channelling specific sports but is being morphed into an embodiment of casual chic. Minimal look, clean lines, basic silhouettes, rounded shoulder lines in breathable tech fabrics define the macro appeal of the theme. Geometry is explored through sporty cuts being incorporated into elegant silhouettes with mesh panelling. Sporty stripes are being used sparingly, yet not reduced in importance. A subtle touch towards femininity makes the trend rather more diverse thanever. The look is emphasised with comfortable fabrics such as jersey and lycra knits, deluxe nylons, mesh, 3D, pique offset by leather, plastics and perspex offering an inherent persuasiveness. Skirts, tops and dresses, slick sports bras, swimsuit cuts and bodysuits, ribbed hemlines, skater skirts, skinny polo necks, hooded sweatshirts and track pants, all incorporate a blend of sports with high fashion, characterising the new‘sports couture’. 3
  • 9. autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends PANTONE 16-1107TPX PANTONE 19-1420TPX PANTONE 13-0822TPX PANTONE 19-3933TPX PANTONE 18-4140TPX PANTONE 19-3935TPX PANTONE 17-1664TPX PANTONE 17-1350TPX he most conspicuous of all the colour palettes is achieved with primary shades of red, blue and green Tsupported by monotone colours of black, brown and white. Sporty accents of ultramarine blue, vivid orange and nimble red lend an athletic vibe to the story with pitch black and stark white at the core of the palette being uplifted by galactic blues. The peppy colours boost this theme with an invigorating energy. COLOUR STORY Courtesy by HP Singh 8
  • 10. autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends oulded in breathable fabrics, the silhouettes are definitely relaxed with comfort riding high but at the same time sculpted Minto rigid forms to achieve the much needed ‘zing’ on the tracks. With track pants transcending to chic formalwear and high heels, hooded sweatshirts and box pleated skirts aren’t far behind. Raglan sleeves on sweaters, cropped hybrids of a bomber jacket and mesh tank tops round off the upper separates. Details such as side panelling, drawstrings and elasticised waistbands attribute a sporty flavour to a magnitude of silhouettes- from dresses to shorts toskirts. KEY SHAPES
  • 11. autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends FOLKLORE This story takes from a celebration of tradition the increasing need to recognise your roots and for communities to reconnect. Not just a of static replication the past – but rather a dynamic and living entity which evolves with the culture. Inspired by customs, convention, music, tribes, tall tales, myths and legends, the look takes form when cultures overlap. Characterised by a mix and match of high energy patterns and prints with lavish fabrics, ‘Folklore’ reflects a people’s society. It is expressed through music, dance, drama, craft, sculpture, painting, literature and other means of creativity which generally requires little dependence on high technology. Skill tends to be passed on from generation to generation, and is mostly done by hand or simple machinery. Haphazard patchwork of patterns and prints, multicolour stripes and zigzag designs combined with tropical florals. Silhouettes offer a time honoured approach with gathered full length skirts, off shoulder tops, turmoil of prints and patterns balanced by neat nipped waists, sheath dresses, jackets and cocoon skirts. Elements like fringes, tassels and tribal fur are essential for enhancement. 9
  • 13. autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends PANTONE 18-1763TPX PANTONE 17-1664TPX PANTONE 17-1755TPX PANTONE 16-1362TPX PANTONE 15-1062TPX PANTONE 18-5338TPX PANTONE 19-4039TPX PANTONE 14-1110TPX radition and culture are expressed with a bright vibrant palette from the broad families of orange and pink- a grand Tcelebration of ethnicity. The core palette of warm browns and oranges with muted neutralised ochre and gold offset a mélange of colours. A high energy vivacious palette is presented with blaring colours such as tangerine orange, Indian red, bark brown, ultramarine blue andfuchsia pink. Courtesy by HP Singh 11
  • 14. autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends aining identity and way of life from the vibrant mixture of prints resonating in an amalgam of diverse cultures, the theme G is embodied in ensembles with fuller yet languid lines. From added ethereal silhouettes draped around the body to more traditional slack ones- they all create a sense of free movement and expression. Wide legged pants, kaftan style tops, billowy skirts, off shoulder shirts and swathed long dresses are meticulously adorned with intricate beads, suspended tassels and tribal fur to add more personality to the ensembles. KEY SHAPES
  • 15. autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends Think British, Scottish and Irish legacy, returning to heritage, classic looks will be back for Fall’14- 15. Expect to see a variable army of checks and plaids from overscaled blanket and windowpane checks to the glorious Scottish checks, with hints of sportswear and punk. Traditional icons and silhouettes are revived with a contemporary twist to the classic tartans, plaids and houndstooth. Silhouettes such as sharp tailored blazers, well fitted pants and double breasted coats are inspired by royalty and tradition, whereas the traditional pleated kilt skirts and the oversized coats are retained for its well deserved glory. The biker and aviator jackets are reworked for the youth with blanket and plaid checks used aspanelling. Smart finishing and precise cuts update this look. Key fabrics used are warm heritage wools, tweed, houndstooth and also novelty. Checks have been manipulated to create an ultra sophisticated look. The plaid is being given a technological uplift by being printed. Rustic textured weaves have a dated feel to them and the silhouettes are far from keeping the outline feminine yet tailored. CLASSIC 2
  • 17. autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends PANTONE 18-1547TPX PANTONE 18-1662TPX PANTONE 13-0002TPX PANTONE 19-3864TPX PANTONE 18-4141TPX PANTONE 19-0508TPX PANTONE 18-6024TPX PANTONE 18-0130TPX he story derives its colours from the classic plaid, checks and tartan patterns. The traditional key colours like red, green Tand tonal blues from the Irish highlands and the Scottish uniforms are juxtaposed by the monochrome black and white implemented in the houndstooth. The highland mountains echo shades of brown and ochre that beautifully compliment and accentuate the core palette, while cloudy Irish skies inspire with their muddy blues and greys. Courtesy by HP Singh 14
  • 18. autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends riven as a print based theme, the silhouettes are meant for the lady in charge who vehemently dons a power suit. Crisp Dand tailored define the theme rightly with structured blazers, slim fit cigarette pants, double breasted coats and high pencil skirts. Simultaneously, the romance of highlands and pastures is retained with Scottish kilted skirts, flirtatious wrap coats and shorter car coats in houndstooth, tartan, plaid and every other check invented. Constructed in head-to-toe similar pattern or mismatched in colour harmony, the silhouettes are far from dated, instead they succeed in rejuvenating the term Powerplay. KEY SHAPES
  • 19. autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends BOUDOIR Pure fantasy of the 1940’s revisited - evoking sheer elegance and depicting a provocative yet, reserved kind of fashion. ‘Boudoir’ celebrates unique pleasures that complement the essence of femininity. Inspired by a lady’s dressing room… lace peek-a-boo’s, marabou feathers, ostrich plumes, silky satins and mannish fur coats reign – as fashion comes out of the bedroom. The boudoir trend is lined to fluid slips and sexy negligee. Lace overlay gives a dressier look to appealing lingerie which is perfect for outerwear asdaywear. 15
  • 21. autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends PANTONE 19-3540TPX PANTONE 17-4320TPX PANTONE 18-0312TPX PANTONE 16-0713TPX PANTONE 13-1114TPX PANTONE 18-1652TPX PANTONE 14-2311TPX PANTONE 14-4112TPX his theme incorporates profound enigmatic colours evoking an understated but striking passion. The palette resembles Ta femme fatales dressing room, delicate yet fierce. Sensuality runs strong throughout the story, which is accentuated by the richness embedded in deep colours of midnight black, tranquil white, vicious purple and fiery red. Sultry feminine shades and hues of oxblood and wine are diffused by skin tones like brown, grey and nude. Courtesy by HP Singh 16
  • 22. autumn/winter2014-15 |moods&inspiration|FFT magazineFashionForwardTrends heer panels and racy cuts hardly embody the essence of this theme, borne from the concept of innerwear as outerwear; Sa sophisticated elegance is carried forth from rich, silky and feminine fabrics. Midi-length slip dresses in satin and silk are adorned with lace trims, chiffon clad baby doll dresses, deep V necks on georgette tops and pyjama sets in velvet trims bring together effortless separates as sultry sensual silhouettes with the simple inclusion of ostrich plumage, patterned lace, marabou feathers andfur. KEY SHAPES
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