Showing posts with label Fashion Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion Show. Show all posts
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Designers and exporters have witnessed an influx of softer hues as a major colour input. Versace in S/S ’16 showcased array of smart suits in ice pink while Dolce Gabanna showed varied suits in light peach at Bluemarine or gentle flowing garments in candy colours. Focusing on pastel hues, the S/S ’17 fashion trends gained grace; paving way for delicious blush pink, baby blue, mint green and lavender tones. Hottest colour for spring summer trends 2017 are Pastel tones - Pink, lilac, light blue and mint green.
Africa fashion week slated to be held in Nigeria on 1st July 2016 will feature Textile and Garment Manufacturing conference - first ever conference of its kind in the country, where industry experts will gather under one roof, to discuss and discover the potentials within the fashion industry for Nigeria.
The conference aims to highlight innovative systems that may create a powerful economic base for Nigeria, as fashion has the capacity to create jobs, promote creativity and individualism while providing social security.

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There will be a range of topics to be discussed in the conference such as Job Creation in the Garment Manufacturing Industry.How do manufacturers  deal with the infrastructure issues and still  make profit  New Channels of E-commerce in the Fashion Show is Textile Manufacturing a Viable Option? How can we tap into the skills of the foreign market Retailing and Setting up a Fashion Business in Nigeria (The Dynamics) and Different Financing Options.

Africa Fashion Week Nigeria, founded by Nigeria’s own Ronke Ademiluyi, has conquered the whole of Europe with the London Version of the project: Africa Fashion Week London. Africa.

The Nigerian Edition, Africa Fashion Week Nigeria,will celebrate its third anniversary in July. The show is persistently working for the development of young fashion designers of Africa by giving them subsidised runaways and visibility while enabling them to convert their talent into economic self-sustainability analysis.

Victorian Etiquette

Balmain: High waist skirts, with blouses that had frills on the sleeves.
Chanel: Head-to-toe frills on pristine off-shoulder dresses and white lace gloves were their thing
Chloe: Designs in more mild shades like olive and mustard, clubbed with diaphanous frills on the waist, sleeves and neckline were presented.

Feline Fury
Givenchy: Bright yellow knit, with black & yellow leopard print skirts, coupled with coats in brown and black leopard prints.
Carven: Short coatdresses covered in tiger prints.
Dries van Noten: Used spots on wide-legged pants, breaking the monotony of the runway collections.





Covered in Sequin
The collections presented at the Paris Fashion Show rendered fresh twists to popular designs, with eye-catching accessories, digital-inspired prints and bold trends with sequins ‘from head-to-toe’.

Chanel - Monochrome designs on strapless dresses with black sequins and white borders

Gucci - Mixed patchwork on long, relaxed dresses, covered in green sequin.

Moschino- Sequins paired with sheer fabrics like chiffon or net