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Category Archives: Spring 2014
SUMMER/TRANS 2014 — Color Direction
While there are many stories to tell, there are 3 families of color that look particularly good for this time of year. You will want to use them to update your spring key items and create a refreshing color statement … Continue reading
Posted in Color, Fashion Trend, Fashion Trend Direction, fashion trend research, Retail Trend United States, Spring 2014, Summer, Trend Research, Women's Fashion
Tagged 2014, blues, Color, Fashion, Gold, mixes, Orange and Pink, Pink and Red, Research, summer, trend, Trend Direction, Turq and Blue
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SUMMER / TRANS 2014 TREND . . . It’s Still All About The Prints!
I keep waiting, but there’s no end in sight! The summer and trans seasons are the perfect time to exploit the print message. All the influential themes are driven by the print stories . . . that is the statement, … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion Trend, Fashion Trend Direction, fashion trend research, Print & Pattern, Print Direction, Retail Trend United States, Spring 2014, Trend Research, Women's Fashion
Tagged 2014, bio, Color, fantasy floral, Fashion, floral, print, Research, summer, Surreal, trend, Trend Direction
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SUMMER RETAIL 2013: NYC WOMEN’S
I covered NYC retail last week to check on summertime offerings (and yes, the weather was glorious). There were 3 trends that made an impact and will certainly effect my trend direction for next year, 2014. 1) THE FORWARD LOOK … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion Trend, Fashion Trend Direction, fashion trend research, NYC Trend, Print Direction, Retail Trend United States, Spring 2014, Trend Research, Women's Fashion
Tagged 2014, abstract, Asian, Color, engineered, Fashion, Military, New York City, Research, Spring, summer, trend, Trend Direction
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TREND REPORT: This Month in London and Paris, Women’s Apparel and Home Furnishings
It was the first time in ten years of covering both apparel and home that the trends were almost identical and I loved it! How one responds to visual things should be the same whether it’s something you choose to … Continue reading
Posted in Color, Fashion Items, Fashion Trend, Fashion Trend Direction, Furniture, Home Furnishings, Influences, Paris, Retail Trend Europe, Spring 2014, Women's Fashion
Tagged 2014, Color, Europe, Fashion, London, Paris, Spring, trend
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From OHIO to LONDON AND PARIS!!
Greetings from Athens, Ohio, where I’m teaching a 10-week workshop on Trend Forecasting/Analysis and Creative Presentation Skills. While it took me sooooo long to create the lesson plans for just this first week (how I respect and so appreciate what … Continue reading