The Vivid Fashion Nostalgia 2020

1. The Vivid Fashion Nostalgia 2020 With the beginning of a new year and a new decade, the fashion runaways of season 2020 have captivated the essence of a flashback for the audiences. The salient trends of the 19th century seem to set foot back in the ever-expanding fashion industry. Plaids, shoulder pads and even the punk elements are revisiting the apparel industry. The 1920s brought with them a taste for polka dots when Miss America Norma Smallwood was photographed in polka swimsuit. It still took two more decades of swimsuits, bows, and kitchenware before the trend became mainstream when in the 1950s represented the high hit of polka dot dresses. The staple print has yet again subjugated the industry with designers like Wes Gordon added texture to the spotty motif by placing the velvet patches of the same on floating tulle and experimenting with https://jdinstitute.co/ +91 11 - 2696 0821

2. sleeve, silhouette, and ruffles. Zero + Maria Cornejo’s ready to wear collection hints at the possibilities of using the same print in numerous directions. As quoted in one of the most famous movies of 1990s Mystery man “Disco is not dead.” The exaggerated disco collar that — in — has made a comeback too with fall winter 2020 collections. Coats, jackets, and button-downs at the collection brought back the essence of 19—s with them. Paco Rabanne highlighted the style by adding a contrasting black disco collar on a white blazer. Victoria Beckham, Louis Vuitton and Marc Jacobs embraced the big collar trend to bring the groove back in. Crochet has made its way out of the usual and is now seen in pants, shorts, dresses and even handbags. With the quote “This is not your grandmother’s crochet” is the quote runway critics are using to describe the trend twist of the season. With a large variety of unexpected colors, patterns and placements the crochets are seemed to complement the streetwear styles. With Prabal Gurung celebrating 10 years of label with Americana style and Symbolism while also adding the craft to the accessories to give an eccentricity to the garments and honor craftsmanship of the country. Designer Kate spade worked with breezy crochet dresses for her Spring-summer ready to wear collection. Brands like Alexander Mcqueen Prada and Louis Vuitton are re-celebrating punk with loud silhouettes paired with boxy and androgynous styles. Balenciaga, Raf Simons, and Bottega Veneta created the series of suited styles revolving around large shoulders. Thus, the runway 2020 suggests a revival of prominent trends of the previous century by giving the same a striking bold twist Source - The Vivid Fashion Nostalgia 2020 https://jdinstitute.co/ +91 11 - 2696 0821