2013 autumn and winter fabric splicing into a trend

"Fabric splicing" is not unfamiliar to the fashion world. Designers use new materials and traditional tweeds, cotton, hemp, or silk collages to create a stylish new dress... ... Fabric stitching has also become a popular "new" trend in these quarters.

The new season "fabric splicing" boom has a unique new look - from the fashion splicing trend popular among the top luxury brands in Paris and Milan's two major fashion weeks, in the season to become the real wear clothing in New York, London Fashion Week The most popular brand of the brand. New York Fashion Week, fur and fiber fabric stitching has been the mainstream trend today. Paris Fashion Week will further interpret this trend: the use of multiple fabrics on the same garment creates a bold contrast.

The Becky Victoria Beckham, which has become more and more professional among designers, was attracted by this trend. In the 2013 autumn and winter women's collection of personal namesakes and accessories VictoriabyVictoriaBeckham, a large number of fabric stitching were used. The craftsmanship brings an exquisite slim and sophisticated fashion. The same brand of Reed Krakoff, who wears a must-have style for girls, has a neat woven fabric trimmed with a specially treated soft leather trim or a collage of crocodile prints. Stylish and chic.

Chinese designer brand Philiplin 3.1 (3.1 Phillip Lim) 2013 autumn and winter series women's style is a street show, denim, men's fabrics, leather, fur can become the best splicing material in the hands of designers, more diverse Fabric stitching elements bring unexpected fashion attitudes; another Chinese designer, Alexander Wang, specializes in the stitching of woollen and soft leather, gorgeous furs occasionally come out to help, making the fall and winter wear look warmer and more advanced. Feeling full.

The CreaturesOfTheWind brand's all-in-one difference fabric splicing can occur wherever you want or can't think of. Burberry Prorsum also played with a piece of fabric stitching in the details, but the future is full; Carolina Herrera's stitching effect is very soft, embroidered silk or gorgeous The velvet and the elegant and transparent chiffon yarn are tiled together to become more gorgeous and classical; the Dianevon Furstenberg 2013 autumn and winter women's show has a small number of splicing techniques but is very elegant, and is set on the gold silk coat cuffs. The leather, or the leather cut into a wings pattern, is a good decoration for the waist decoration of a chiffon skirt.

Recently, all kinds of decorative patterns have become the mainstream of fashion. Another new sign of Paris is the combination of fur and printed fabrics to show a mix of bohemian style. DriesVanNoten and Paul&Joe's soft print dresses are in harmony with the dyed fur; Tsumori Chisato's patterned fur vest with printed maxi skirts from the 1940s and the Japanese kimono belt at the waist; Lanvin is a sexy wipe on the horse's leather. The chest skirts use a butterfly pattern to create a strong decorative effect; John Galliano's black fur and fine print fabric splicing skirts are low-key and reserved; Manish Arora's whole body print pattern is bold and enthusiastic, but the fox's collar collar trim makes the entire garment immediately become Soft and luxurious.

Sacai put three different fur fabrics on a piece of nylon cotton garment to create a good contrast effect; LieSangBong and DROME are good at making fuss on dark gradients; LieSangBong uses the contrast of fabrics to create a small shawl effect; Loewe With a cross-cut technique, the fur coats were given a check effect; Hermés mixed metal and bright red to create bold contrasts and then used soft fur to unite the matt and light.

MissSixty 2013 autumn design, combined with today's trends, through the three gems, magic mosaic, magic Baroque and other three themes, for everyone to restore the brand's retro and sexy wild look. Therefore, you will find that the brand's wide range of articles on the cowboy elements, but also into a number of such as beading, fabric stitching, gold embroidery and other avant-garde technology, as well as special rubber compound fabrics, luxury fur and other luxury elements.