2015 Spring/Summer Trends: Seeking primitive life

Leading Word: Prosperous urban life brings too many temptations and shocks to people. Today's urban people are bored with the debauchery of life and they begin to learn to pull away and seek plain primitive life. Designers aim at this kind of psychology of the urban people, draw inspiration from the original ecology, and inject pure and simple original design concepts into the 2015 spring and summer women's wear design. Without too much decoration, it reflects the transformation of women’s thinking on industrial civilization.

Crude fishing net

In the spring and summer of 2015, the details of the fishing nets were frequently designed to resemble the shape of the fishing nets. This represents the shape of the fishing nets designed for the farming era to give women a rough and unobtrusive life attitude.

Joseph's wool-lined dress put Buddha on his body and put a rough mad hemp rope on his body. The patchwork nets bring a fishing net-like design concept, with a strong original ecological atmosphere.

Gabriele Colangelo uses laser cuts and multicolored organza organza to create a fishnet-like stiff texture, with a white stiff texture that gradually transitions from the neck to the hem, with a simple but strong and unique temperament.

Reed Krakoff drew inspiration from the hive, and mesh-woven woven sleeveless dress quoting modern design techniques on the plain fabrics brought a new modern atmosphere, while wearing a mesh shawl, but also highlights the rough original style.

Indigenous feelings

Plain aborigines draw materials from nature to weave their own clothes. This cultural history also brings new ideas for designers. The designs that are full of indigenous feelings are dominated by hemp rope weaving and tying, which brings a simple yet fashionable dress style.

Paula Cheng used a composite fabric made of silk, wool, gold and silver threads and polyester to design a halter-like dress that resembles a straw. Deranged wool creates a primordial atmosphere while weaving at the edges, and the halter details bring a bit of modern aesthetics.

Alexandre Vauthier uses python silk fabrics for tangled twists and stitches with lace to create a business suit that is full of domineering and wild temperament.

minimalism

The simple original ecology brings designers a minimalist design concept, highlighting the desire of urbanites to return to the original.

Simone Rocha chiffon dress is based on a simple silhouette. It is decorated with a black handmade floral pattern and is edging in the shape of a flower at the edges, highlighting the simplicity of the feeling.

Azede Jean-Pierre uses a white knit design to create a sleeveless dress with plain knit lines.

Eckhaus Latta uses a combination of knit and terry cloth to create a simple and elegant white tank top dress, coupled with Karolina Zmarlak's white silk blouse, brings elegant and dignified style.