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2022-04-30 74119
Cardigan -- The TOP Ranking of Women's Knitwear
Based on the interactive data and market researches in April 2022, POP Fashion lists out the ten most noteworthy brands providing smart casual knitwear. MO&Co. is the hottest name among clients this month. Miu Miu, Burberry, MSGM and Chloé are the luxury houses to watch, while Forte_Forte, Alanui, LOEWE and GCDS shift our eyes to designer brands.
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2021-06-16 92886
Bohemian Pragmatism -- The Womenswear Catwalk Analysis of Chloé
The founder of Chloé -- Gaby Aghion set the romantic, fashionable and charming design style for the brand. Gabriela Hearst launched her first resort collection for the brand recently. Under the creative vision of Gabriela Hearst, Chloé is becoming fashion's embodiment of the age of awareness. The brand tries to make its collections sustainable and accurately present the brand spirit -- being elegant and graceful. In design, the collection's Chloé-revering bohemian pragmatism reached out to generations somewhat older. Puritan-ish dresses were constructed in circular deadstock denim—with no metal, laser treatment instead of water, and recycled wood buttons—scalloped leather, and deadstock broderie anglaise. Linen trench coats trimmed with embroidered white edges demonstrated how Hearst might see a classic wardrobe staple through the instinctive Chloé lens she talks about. Blanket coats and fringed hand-spun dresses riffed on the hippie-esque references we historically relate to an eco-friendly wardrobe. "Rave against the machine," Hearst punned, showing off a matching multi-color debut Chloé sneaker defined by its great, big stitches, every component created from recycled material.