Fashion trend: Plaid
Plaid’s
strong presence on the Fall 2013 runways has us celebrating the return of the
traditional print. Though plaid dates back hundreds of years, designers’ new
styles, cuts and creative uses for the print are anything but old-fashioned.
Stella
McCartney drew inspiration from classic British menswear for her fall
collection, presenting a mannish, boxy plaid jacket with a colour palette made
up of red, green and white. Céline shared the same colour palette for an
oversized jacket in the label’s Fall 2013 collection, which features a
selection of loose-fitted plaid ensembles. The soft silhouette of the
dropped-shoulder jacket, which caters to fall’s coat trend, is recurrent
throughout the labels oversized Fall 2013 offerings.
The
fall 2013 runways saw designers pairing plaid with pinstripes, tweeds and other
eye-catching prints for a hip take on the classic style. Heads turned at
Blugirl, where models were spotted in a combination of classic plaid and
leopard print. The plaid and pinstripe combination was a hit at Marc by Marc
Jacobs and at Tommy Hilfiger, where models were seen in pinstriped shirts and
slouchy plaid overcoats. Stella McCartney favoured the combo as well, combining
a plaid bomber jacket with a pinstriped turtleneck dress at her Fall 2013 show.
A
plaid-crazy Anna Sui promoted wearing the print head-to-toe at her Fall 2013
show. Similar looks were seen at Moschino and at Sacai where, models strutted
down the catwalk in two-piece plaid suits.
Fall’s
reimagined print had designers combining the fabric with leather, adding a
healthy dose of modernity to the mix. Vivienne Tam mastered the combo, pairing
loose-fitted plaid bottoms with leather geometric tops. Victoria Beckham is a
fan as well; the designer presented an oversized coat with cobalt blue leather
panel at her Fall 2013 show. No. 21 had another fun take on the print, pairing
plaid knits and blouses with glittering sequin skirts, showing us yet another
fun way to play up the plaid trend for the upcoming season.
source: fashionmagazine.com
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