Milan Show Is Simple And Feminine.

There is nothing like the 70s elegant style and the the age ofaquarius that make retailers happy.

This quarter, Milan The show is full of the atmosphere of the 70s of last century and is highly sought after by retailers. They are full of praise for the simple and feminine design, and are full of confidence in Italy craft. The main trends of this quarter include colourful long skirts, tight bottomed trousers, splicing, flower and geometric pattern printing, transparent hard yarn, goat skin and fringe trims.

"Luxury magnates and new brands show us a series of positive and dynamic activities. Despite the poor economic situation, we are planning to increase our budget and consider adding new brands to Italy. " Galeries Lafayette fashion director averyl Oates said.

Bloomingdale 's Women's wear Brooke Jaffe, vice president of fashion operations, praised many of the series, and said that "craftsmen's technology and ingenuity design are reflected in the pearls and embroidery of delicate costumes and accessories." She also stressed that the style of skirt skirt is changeable. The length and the fine outlines make people feel fresh. "

Le Bon March e, Jennifer Cuvillier, especially pointed out the marcode Vincenzo series. Cuvillier said that Milan has once again consolidated the status of flower patterns as a fashion trend, and in the design of Marni and Fendi, flower elements have appeared in large numbers.

La rinascente fashion director Tiziana cardini emphasized the city's creativity and its relationship as a commercial hub. Every fashionable city has its own characteristics. Milan is very creative. "

Toronto Holt Renfrew fashion director Barbara atkin is very confident of Milan fashion. "We will celebrate an integration event in October. We will continue to build close relationships with our Italy partners on the basis of Italy's luxury giants who are helping us to achieve growth and ensure the positioning of luxury brands.

Msgm's bird pattern printing and bright colors attract shopbop.com's fashion director El Le St raus s. Lui SA Via Roma boss and re aPanconesi praised Antonio Marras and Dolce&gabbana series "the most interesting and influential".

Stylebop.com fashion director Leila yavari said: "I am very happy to see that the schedule is tight and I hope the fashion week in Paris can do so." Yavari admired the designers' interpretation of the 70s style. "For modern consumers, they are most interested in lifestyle rather than simply consumption." Barneys senior fashion director Tomoko Ogura is satisfied with the compact schedule. "Through the exquisite embroidery dress of Bottega Veneta, we can see that this season cowboy costumes have been deliberately completed. Designers are changing our inherent impression of cloth and materials. These treatments, especially in the Prada series, let people experience the beauty of cloth from a brand-new angle, and admire the technology embodied in clothing. These details convey a mature one. concise It makes clothes look less artificial and looks more practical, "Ogura said.