Women's fashion trends: Florcore has no flowers

Lead: The mediocre aesthetic of 'Normcore', the first hot fashion word for 2014, has not yet been known, and the second wave of new fashion word 'Florcore' has hit the front line. 'Florcore' is a master print with a mix of prints. This is a fashion vocabulary created by the street photographer PhilOh. The intention is to oppose NormcoreStyle. This superimposition of printing and printing is both new and bold. Even the latest 2015 early spring collections of Chanel, Dior and Louis Vuitton have a large number of double printing and mashups, which further illustrates that the fashion power of 'Florcore' cannot be achieved. .

The representative of the "Florcore" faction is Susie Bubble, the originator of the fashion blog. The popular fashionista in the world has won the favor of the fashion industry with his bold and innovative fashion taste and interesting fashion blog. Loved the pattern on pattern, she loved all kinds of prints of fantasy, whether it was from tropical plants, pop art prints, or prints of wild animals and exotic scenery. Miss Susie with an Asian face dared to try : With the national trumpet print blouse with the same paragraph printing trousers, feet with a pair of printed high heels, the performance of the Florcore style most vividly. Colorful designs, bold colors and clever meticulous matching schemes have made Susie a photographer of street photography.

Mary Kantrantzou, who enjoys the reputation of “British Printing Magician”, has a personal opinion on the design and control of printing. Every time her brand of the same name introduces a new season, we can see her latest trends in print design. Mary Kantrantzou, who has always been able to design colorful flowers in the spring and summer series in 2014, not only introduced the combination of traditional Chinese-style floral patterns, but also displayed architectural patterns that are mainly architectural landscapes. Skirts and tops are a bit more three-dimensional architectural lines and depth of the picture. Also in the main print design is the female designer Stella Jean from Italy. Her personal namesake brand is known for its vivid saturated print. Her latest Fall/Winter 2014 collection was a perfect Florent feast. Pop style printed blouse with Plaid shorts, take a drag-style long-sleeved printing jacket, and finally with a beautiful art print stockings and grotesque printed high heels for the entire shape of the perfect ending, can be described as printing to the end.

In the 2015 early spring series that has been in full swing recently, Chanel, Dior, and Louis Vuitton each have their prints decorated in their respective brands. The Chanel early spring series, emblazoned with the fashion version of “Arabian Nights,” is a mix of small florals and exotic big prints. It is a knit print sweater with a long dress, or A long cardigan with a strong hurricane and a splendid printed jumpsuit, these stylings are undoubtedly playing the opening song of Florcore. Louis Vuitton, who has just come to an end, has ulterior motives to use a pattern similar to flowers, fruits, and abstract flowers to interpret a new generation of female LV images that combine urban style and fun style.