Herve leger dress is not afraid to make a statement
Reveal your feminine and flirty sartorial side through Herve Leger Armor Trim simplistic shapes and pretty pastels. The Warehouse spring/summer 2012 lookbook offers a dash of inspiration for your next season’s ensembles. Delicate and utterly effective, the Luminosity part of the brand’s newest collection has lots of oh-so-cute pastels including lemon, strawberry and pistachio shades. Satin, lace and sequin bring a special, divine refresh to those looks.
For urban sporty girls, the Warehouse spring/summer 2012 lookbook features some super-stylish mix-and-matches like slouchy denim jackets worn over jacquard drawstring dresses or zip front tunics teamed with trek trousers. The absolute crowd-pleaser? A pair of patchwork skinny jeans that suits perfectly every fashionista who has a free, audacious spirit. As for the color palette, a beautiful parade of neutral tones is lifted with pops of yellow.
We still love old workwear and all the nostalgia around denim,” says Ray. “But we know we need to adapt cheap herve leger the design to make it more relevant for today.”
Certainly a radical reinterpretation of such a wardrobe stalwart may be what the market needs – because it is not enjoying the boom times it once did. Two of the world’s biggest players, Gap and Levis, have suffered runs of poor sales. According to the analysts Koncept Analytics, the market’s double-digit growth is gradually – perhaps inevitably – declining as sales channels reach saturation point in a general absence of innovation.
London-bred, LA-based premium denim label Hudson Jeans is not afraid to make a statement. While they offer a wide range of classic washes, they also have a knack for fabrication play, experimenting with new hues, prints, and coating to spruce up their signature styles. Hudson’s latest example of innovation comes in the form of the LouLou jean, which is the brand’s denim interpretation of the classic Le Smoking tuxedo suit made famous by Yves Saint Laurent.
“Think of these as the denim equivalent of one of the concept vehicles that the big car companies make for the motor shows,” sugests Shubhankar Ray, head of marketing for the Dutch denim brand G-Star.
He is speaking of its new 5620 Dimension jeans, created not only by stretching or shrinking the seams on each panel as they are stitched together, but by then using advanced heat applications and resin treatments literally to bake in the shape.
The result on the hanger is an odd looking garment. Not much like traditional jeans, designed for the three-dimensional shape of the human body.
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