2017 Spring And Summer Women'S Clothing Six Trends Make Fashion Popular.

"Subversion" has become a collective practice, encouraging changes in the trend, allowing the development of new things worshipped by the mainstream culture denial, and accepting "Marginalization" and "niche".

2017 spring and summer began with chaos, continuity and subversion, all of which stems from uncertainties of global politics, economy and geo culture.

For the 2017 spring and summer trend line, on the one hand, it is a continuation of the trend of 2016 autumn and winter. On the other hand, it has a slight renewal and development.

Overall, in the current downturn and the depressed economic environment, designers have turned their attention to the past, and fashion brands have turned into the peak season sales mode.

Regardless of the "watch to buy" mode or social media marketing, brands follow closely the most influential influencer in the fashion industry, or carefully extract the trend of the most commercialization of the season, and strive to make the product developed by the season not too far away from this.

80s style, deconstruction,

Neon bright and semi finished products are undoubtedly the key words of the 2017 spring and summer trend.

80 restoring ancient ways

It may be a confrontation against the current depression. In 80s, it became a collective fantasy for people who were happy or bad, but still thriving in the era of optimism.

This season, many designers have defined a series of typical outlines in 80s: Gvasalia is undoubtedly the one who has changed the trend of street fashion. He created an avant-garde female image in the Balenciaga series this season by inserting a super shoulder line with a whale bone pole and tight fitting pants, and SaintLaurent imagined young girls stealing their old YSL from their mothers, such as a wide shoulder metal liquid T-shirt with mini skirts.

Similarly, IsabelMarant, JilSander and other designers are working on the wide shoulder and sleeve profile, but the influence of Gvasalia and his brand Vetements seems to be everywhere.

JeremyScott's new series is about a 80s New York movie Smitheereens, which is a pink illusion of early 80s, and its design may be more accurate with neon pink.

Neon & grass green

Exaggerated or bright colors also belong to the 80s, which is an age when designers can create freely.

The large proportion of tailoring, color blocks and accessories has become a distinctive feature of this style. All kinds of bright colors interspersed from cobalt blue, acid yellow, grass green, coral red to honey orange and so on, forming a neon bright color tide.

This color trend is more related to sports style this season, from MSGM to BarbaraBui, emphasizing the vivid character of design with color contrast, highlighting the sports style with 80s elements.

Among them, grass green is especially noteworthy because it was designated as the popular color in 2017 by Pantone.

Pucci, known for its use of color, preferred grass and green in this season's series, presenting a fresh spring breath in Mondrian coloring or large pure colors.

In any case, after a series of "depressive incidents" in 2016, fresh grass and green were given more hope in the new season.

Deconstruction originates from the concept of decomposition, emphasizing reorganization, breaking and superposition.

This season's deconstruction is a subversion of the original fashion doctrine. This trend began to appear on the New York show, from the cutting-edge designer brand MarquesAlmeida, the anomalous tailored Joseph to the Monse that always fused the concept of deconstruction.

Behind the super size of Gvasalia design, it is also a professional technology from structural treatment. Although this is often neglected, it actually gives a new proportion and outline through the structure.

Joseph rebuilt the uniform, subverted their original definition, a series of deconstruction (reconstruction) men's shirts, windbreaker coats, blouses and blouse skirts; MarquesAlmeida's designers emphasized their proportion design, with long sleeves, deliberately creating a new proportion of ordinary clothes.

From Monse to Jacquemus, they injected new structural elements for the hottest single cotton striped shirts in spring and summer.

This season, T's large architectural jewellery or classical romantic exaggeration is related to the 80s "powerwomen" style.

As Givenchy's designers say, women fight for power.

This happens not only in the United States, but also around the world.

So more powerful and emotional touch accessories can be seen everywhere.

Givenchy is a super large Agate Pendant strung together with a simple cut and matching tortoise shell chain. Loewe uses metal materials to match Lily shaped flowers inspired by flower arranging, and of course, Balenciaga's Modernist super earrings.

Mini Bag

The development of things tends to be polarized, which is particularly evident in the single product design this quarter.

Contrary to the size of the super accessory, more bags are extremely Mini shaped.

In order to capture more young people's market, encourage consumption of entry-level products, and the functional pformation of handbags, brands have launched "mini" handbags or miniature satchel this season.

Fendi embroidered Mini handbags with soft hue and large Rococo details. Valentino's metal satchel is small to business card clips, and metal rivets add modern stylish style.

Details of "semi manufactured goods"

The impact of Gvasalia is still far-reaching.

In 80s, the high fashion and street elements were mixed, from the precise tailoring of the clothing itself, to the reinterpretation of the size, proportion and outline, to the "unfinished", and to the chowder style of clothing, and to "subvert" the collectives of the designer.

Many of the designs incorporate more dismantling deconstruction elements, such as the exaggerated shoulder line, which causes the clothes to wear half of the crashes, and the casual hasps are also mismatched.

In addition, hollowing, cutting, oversize frills, coloring, broadside side stitches or stitching can be seen everywhere as design elements, creating an unfinished edge feel.

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