Trend Forecast S/S 07 - Page 3

PrincessImp. · 10-04-2006

^It will definitely cleanse the fashion palate after the boho trend of last S/S

sasscam · 10-04-2006

God I hope boho is gone for a while yet!!

Metzke · 11-04-2006

If you really want to know the trends, why don't check it on www.wgsn.com or a site like that..?

Lena · 11-04-2006

^ wish their subscribtion rates were a bit lower..
but yes, one of the best professional sites

kimberwyn · 11-04-2006

^The nice part about going to a fashion school is getting a free password to all the big fashion sites.

Oh gosh, I hate where fashion is going.

I think ankle length skirts are going to make a comeback (straight ones, not prarie style). I loved them back in the day but now...not so much.

Lena · 12-04-2006

off topic but still... can i bribe you to your wgsn password kimberwyn? (kidding of course)

Zazie · 18-05-2006

I'd be glad to say bye-bye to the ultra-feminine frilly look - I'm buying clothes that look like cute girls' school uniforms in neutrals, eg. box-pleated jumpers. More texture than prints for me, but I still like the abstracts, eg. geometric patterns and hand scribbled lines. Hope I'm betting right.

Inaya · 20-05-2006

Lena thanks so much for your info

gius · 21-05-2006

Who is it that decides the future trends?
There is definitely always more than one main trend in a year, so I was thinking it's maybe several communities of textile companies around the world (or maybe just Europe).

It's interesting my textiles teachers also know about some of these trends Lena's mentioned, although our school is maybe more art/craft-based than fashion-based.

gius · 21-05-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lena

prints are getting weak, apart from two tones or tone-sur-tone

Lena, since you mention only tones, do you mean prints will be monochrome?

Stylebites · 21-05-2006

Sooo happy about the layering! Wish the lacey look would die.

astatine · 24-05-2006

layering! oh no...it'll be hard to pull it off with all the weather over here...
32 degrees celsius all year round

but still, i'm all for anything beyond last year's interpretation of boho.
it's been a good year so far in 06; i hope it stays that way, personally.

Caomh · 24-05-2006

Just wondering, do you guys think 50's and 60's are going to be part of S/S '07? I kind of got that impression from some of the pictures I've seen, but I'm not really good at that whole forecasting thing. I just kind of thought with all of the apron style pinafore dresses, and the skinny pants, and this beatnik thing, that maybe it'll hit the mainstream next Spring.

Stylebites · 24-05-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Caomh

Just wondering, do you guys think 50's and 60's are going to be part of S/S '07? I kind of got that impression from some of the pictures I've seen, but I'm not really good at that whole forecasting thing. I just kind of thought with all of the apron style pinafore dresses, and the skinny pants, and this beatnik thing, that maybe it'll hit the mainstream next Spring.

Hope so! It's definately not big where I am yet...I'd like to see the apron dresses over the skinny jeans with a stacked heel. Yum!

Oooh...and I'm really feeling plastic jewelry right now. Maybe the wooden, bo-ho beads will fade a little by next S/S?

Pastry · 25-05-2006

^^ i dunno...all of those things are as mainstream as you could ask them to be
...like Lena said, it's very much by way of the 90's, so i am thinking pants may become wider, but skinny and wide are two silhouettes that have definitely been dominating fashion for the last couple of years..

..i hope things will become looser and away from the body, i think the main thing right now is to educate people what looks good on them

i mean..skinny jeans-not for everyone!

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Zazie fashion insider Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: dans le metro Gender: femme Posts: 2,022	I'd be glad to say bye-bye to the ultra-feminine frilly look - I'm buying clothes that look like cute girls' school uniforms in neutrals, eg. box-pleated jumpers. More texture than prints for me, but I still like the abstracts, eg. geometric patterns and hand scribbled lines. Hope I'm betting right.

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astatine backstage pass Join Date: Apr 2006 Gender: femme Posts: 901	layering! oh no...it'll be hard to pull it off with all the weather over here... 32 degrees celsius all year round but still, i'm all for anything beyond last year's interpretation of boho. it's been a good year so far in 06; i hope it stays that way, personally.

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Caomh windowshopping Join Date: May 2006 Gender: femme Posts: 1	Just wondering, do you guys think 50's and 60's are going to be part of S/S '07? I kind of got that impression from some of the pictures I've seen, but I'm not really good at that whole forecasting thing. I just kind of thought with all of the apron style pinafore dresses, and the skinny pants, and this beatnik thing, that maybe it'll hit the mainstream next Spring.

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Pastry V.I.P. Join Date: May 2005 Gender: homme Posts: 4,580	^^ i dunno...all of those things are as mainstream as you could ask them to be ...like Lena said, it's very much by way of the 90's, so i am thinking pants may become wider, but skinny and wide are two silhouettes that have definitely been dominating fashion for the last couple of years.. ..i hope things will become looser and away from the body, i think the main thing right now is to educate people what looks good on them i mean..skinny jeans-not for everyone! __________________ "...buttoned up to the breast, and made with wings, welts, and pinions on the shoulder points, as mans apparel is for all the world...and though this be a kinde of attire appropriate onely to man, yet they blush not to wear it..."

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