2016 pattern trends: exotic Victorian style VS classical folk style

Leading word: eclectic or sometimes required by creative design, exotic elements are more like a diversified creative thinking. The fusion of exotic romanticism from different ethnic cultures and the demands of the fashion industry on the trend has created a Elegant, elegant and gorgeous exotic feast.

The eclectic and sometimes creative design needs, and the exotic style elements are more like a diversified creative thinking. The combination of exotic romantic feelings from different ethnic cultures and the demands of the fashion industry on the trend creates a grace. Elegant, noble and gorgeous exotic feast.

A large area of ​​exotic prints can be seen on the show this season. They have become a favorite of fashion brands. In autumn and winter 2016, another bohemian exotic style print and Victorian print elements return to the fashion stage again.

Exotic Elements - Data Analysis

Using the percentage statistics of the overall pattern of the season, we can see that the exotic proportion accounts for 1.73%. The categories with the most elements are dresses, skirts, and coats. The data shows that people in the 50-59 age group have the highest degree of affection. With the continuous prevalence of style in the 1970s, the classical folk style and Victorian style have become the main elements of this season's exotic style.

Classical folk style

From the show field, the pattern of floral motifs with rich oriental flavors is relatively frequent. The patterns abstracted from natural grasses and trees are widely used in wool knitwear and drapery woven fabrics. The use of black and white lines to match folk prints has become the mainstream color scheme.

Show trend

Anna Sui

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Burberry Prorsum

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Marc by Marc Jacobs

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Tory Burch

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Victorian style

In the autumn/winter of 2016, you will see Victorian-era flowers and vine-like flowers in fashion circles. Three-dimensional lace spikes and machine printing are all with a deep sense of retro. It was like going back to the Victorian period to experience a romantic and sweet event.

Show trend

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Mary Katrantzou

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Simone Rocha

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Temperley London

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