Body Performance
A ballet dancer style express by skintone palettes with fleshy tones, plastery pastels ans talcy mauves with some tonic accents, luminous coral, and graphic contrast of black and white.
The fabrics are supples with silky blends, enveloping knits, velvety marled cottons, unctuous leather.
Cocooning look with jumpsuit, fitness style pants, satin braids details, coarsegrained and second skin fabics.
A color range constructed around graphic black and white completed by neutral tones like gray and honey brown. Meanwhile, orange touch position itself in a direct contrast.
Fabrics are light and supple, sophisticated. Accent on synthetic fabrics as
refined polyamides and polyesters alone or blended with wool, silk or cashmere for more comfort.
Softness and stretch are essentials for second skin fabrics, presence of lycra.
Product focus on jogging and sportswear outerwear.
All images © Bella Center A/S
Copenhagen International Fashion Fair
www.ciff.dk
Noble materials and traditional men’s wardrobe codes ( jacket for example) are feminised : recolored tweeds, marled wools, Prince of Wales knittings etc.
A certain form of opulence is favored with an ornamental style ( jewellery),
tapestry style (exuberant motifs) , precious weaves (silk twill, lame voile).
Finally very basic “chino” cottons and raw denim.
Sumptuous colors with patinated velvet shades: violet, brick red, ochre, Prussian and faded blue. For bases, revolutionary inspiration with red and bronze alongside dark gray.
Reworked shabby baroque mood: 18th century upholstery, tapestry and
brocade motifs are enlarged, recolored and covered in lines and stains. Parade mood illustrated by tone-on-tone crests and braids or old gold embroideries.
Circus stars style and polka dot motifs, colourful club stripes… a delirious
register: lively jacquards, tartan plaids with tie prints and reworked paisleys.
Neo-military style, baggy chic spirit, Perfecto circus, barocco prints.
All images © Bella Center A/S
Copenhagen International Fashion Fair
www.ciff.dk
The fabrics are supples with silky blends, enveloping knits, velvety marled cottons, unctuous leather.
Cocooning look with jumpsuit, fitness style pants, satin braids details, coarsegrained and second skin fabics.
A color range constructed around graphic black and white completed by neutral tones like gray and honey brown. Meanwhile, orange touch position itself in a direct contrast.
Fabrics are light and supple, sophisticated. Accent on synthetic fabrics as
refined polyamides and polyesters alone or blended with wool, silk or cashmere for more comfort.
Softness and stretch are essentials for second skin fabrics, presence of lycra.
Product focus on jogging and sportswear outerwear.
All images © Bella Center A/S
Copenhagen International Fashion Fair
www.ciff.dk
Trady - Twist
The Retro English style of this theme is evoked by muted tones, luminous
camel, greenish-blues, taupey-gray, rich burgundy. Add British cakes colors: cupcake pink, acid marmalade, electric anise, milky blueberry.
Noble materials and traditional men’s wardrobe codes ( jacket for example) are feminised : recolored tweeds, marled wools, Prince of Wales knittings etc.
A certain form of opulence is favored with an ornamental style ( jewellery),
tapestry style (exuberant motifs) , precious weaves (silk twill, lame voile).
Finally very basic “chino” cottons and raw denim.
Sumptuous colors with patinated velvet shades: violet, brick red, ochre, Prussian and faded blue. For bases, revolutionary inspiration with red and bronze alongside dark gray.
Reworked shabby baroque mood: 18th century upholstery, tapestry and
brocade motifs are enlarged, recolored and covered in lines and stains. Parade mood illustrated by tone-on-tone crests and braids or old gold embroideries.
Circus stars style and polka dot motifs, colourful club stripes… a delirious
register: lively jacquards, tartan plaids with tie prints and reworked paisleys.
Neo-military style, baggy chic spirit, Perfecto circus, barocco prints.
All images © Bella Center A/S
Copenhagen International Fashion Fair
www.ciff.dk
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