Trend Watch LFW: FLORALS

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London Fashion Week has been off to a good start.  We are seeing similar trends as New York Fashion week, but with exciting twists. Stay tuned this week as we will be covering the trends emerging on London’s runway.

Colour is in full bloom on the runway, with pink being the ‘it’ colour.  We are also seeing floral prints, which will be the first key trend that we will be covering.

FLORALS

Temperely London is a collection that stands out. Temperley London leads the way with the floral trend, as the collection showcases bold florals combined with leopard prints.  The collection is truly elegant. Read more about Temperley London’s The Story of the Orchidea Print on Temperley London’s site.

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How can you create these looks?

Visit our FLORAL and LEOPARD style boards to get inspired. Watch our videos on how to hand render a floral and leopard print,  then get your ideas down on paper !

 

Rendering Floral Print
Rendering Floral Print
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Rendering Leopard
Rendering Leopard
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Francesca Sterlacci is the CEO of University of Fashion (UoF) which she founded in 2008 as the first on-demand online fashion video library bringing the art and craft of fashion design and business to schools, libraries, organizations and the general public. As owner of her eponymous label for ten years, her collection sold in fine stores such as Bergdorf Goodman, Saks, Barneys and Nordstrom. As a professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology for 11 years, she became Chair of the Fashion Design Department where she initiated the complete revision of their AAS and BFA degree programs, as well as wrote three certificate programs: Leather Fashion Design, Outerwear and Haute Couture. Francesca has also taught graduate level fashion design at the Academy of Art University San Francisco for six years, both on site and online. Her publishing accomplishments include: Leather Apparel Design, the Historical Dictionary of the Fashion Industry (First and Second Editions), the A-Z of the Fashion Industry, Leather Fashion Design and a 3-volume beginner series on Draping, Pattern Making and Sewing designed to complement the UoF lessons. She has also made literary contributions to both the Encyclopedia of Clothing & Fashion and You Can Do It! The Merit Badge Handbook for Women. Francesca holds an AAS, BA and an MSEd (master’s degree in higher education).