×
4 683
Fashion Jobs
HARVEY NICHOLS
Brand Consultant - Moncler
Permanent · EDINBURGH
BOOHOO GROUP
Procurement Manager (Marketing)
Permanent · MANCHESTER
SUPERDRY
Retail Marketing Executive
Permanent · CHELTENHAM
ABERCROMBIE AND FITCH CO.
Wholesale, Associate Account Executive, Emea
Permanent · London
COTY
Commercial Trade Marketing Manager Beauty
Permanent · London
L'OREAL GROUP
Product Manager - Viktor & Rolf
Permanent · London
L'OREAL GROUP
Prada Business Manager, 1.0, Harrods London
Permanent · London
L'OREAL GROUP
Senior Advocacy Manager - IT Cosmetics - Ftc (Maternity Cover)
Permanent · London
L'OREAL GROUP
Brand Engagement Manager - Ysl - Luxe (Maternity Cover)
Permanent · London
SELFRIDGES
Fragrance Consultant - 37.5 Hours (Trafford)
Permanent · MANCHESTER
VF INTERNATIONAL
Warehouse Team Leader
Permanent · COALVILLE
VANS
Account Coordinator - French Speaking - Vans - Fixed Term
Permanent · NOTTINGHAM
VF INTERNATIONAL
Warehouse Inventory Manager
Permanent · COALVILLE
AESOP
Retail Consultant | Aesop Borough, London | Full Time
Permanent · London
HOMESENSE
Homesense Bolton Middlebrook Loss Prevention Security Officer Part Time 20 Hours
Permanent · Bolton
TK MAXX
Loss Prevention Officer-Full Time-Secondment-tk Maxx Brighton
Permanent · Brighton and Hove
TK MAXX
Loss Prevention Officer-Full Time-tk Maxx Portsmouth Ocean
Permanent · Portsmouth
TK MAXX
Loss Prevention Officer- tk Maxx Greenwich- Full Time
Permanent · London
TK MAXX
Full-Time Loss Prevention Officer-Waltham Abbey
Permanent · London
TK MAXX
Part-Time Loss Prevention Officer-Enfield
Permanent · Enfield
TK MAXX
Loss Prevention Advisor-Full Time-tk Maxx Worthing
Permanent · Worthing
ON RUNNING
Regional Sales Representative
Permanent · LONDON
Ads
Published
Dec 22, 2020
Reading time
3 minutes
Share
Download
Download the article
Print
Click here to print
Text size
aA+ aA-

Browns SS21 trends: casual is key but expect glamour injection too

Published
Dec 22, 2020

Browns is backing Versace’s low-waist trousers for the SS21 season, as well as Bottega Veneta’s summer jumpsuit, Gucci’s flared jeans and Kwaidan Editions’ oversized blazer in the season’s hot, bright green.


Versace - Spring-Summer2021 - Womenswear - Milan - © PixelFormula


The Versace key items is influenced by the 1990s trend and is among the “sexiest and lowest cut trousers of the season”, the retailer said in its new-season trend report. And that other pant favourite from Gucci is described as “the ultimate flared denim jean to flatter any shape”.

Meanwhile, the Bottega jumpsuit has a “clean and minimal approach” to the summer with a square neckline and an exposed zip being important features. 

All three of these star pieces combine a strong visual impact with a relaxed casual feel, but Browns is also backing some pieces that look forward to a time when women will be socialising and dressing up more. That means body sculpting dresses should be big news, particularly from Khaite and Jacquemus, in knee and mini lengths.

But jackets look like being the star items for the season as the retailer puts its support behind big versions with a twist. As mentioned, the Kwaidan Editions blazer is all about intense colour and mixes oversizing with subtle waist definition.  

Meanwhile, asymmetry is the focus of Maximilian Davis’s modern update, while Commission’s suit features a jacket that’s virtually a coat, and Celine’s “off-duty look” mixes a classic mannish blazer with jeans.

But while relaxed dressing is the overriding theme, the retailer also gives a big thumbs-up to more elegant pieces, especially in footwear. It’s backing Prada’s “simple, elegant footwear in the brand’s signature nylon” and Valentino’s rockstud update that mixes chunky studs with a refined shape and ankle strap.


Prada - Spring-Summer2021 - Womenswear - Milan - © PixelFormula



NEW NAMES

As always, there are a number of new brands debuting at Browns next season. They include HommeGirls, which is particularly interesting as it’s helmed by Thakoon Panichgu. The Instagram-born label is launching its first collection with a retail partner, “dedicated to women who like to borrow from the boys and shop the men's department”. That means smart-casual separates and boxers, including an exclusive pink colourway only available at Browns. 

One-year-old emerging brand Leset, created by Lili Chemla, is also making its debut having already proved a celebrity favourite with Kylie Jenner, Kacey Musgraves and Selena Gomez. “Guided by the principles that one should never sacrifice comfort for style when you can have both, collections are stylish, versatile, and cosy with serious fashion sensibilities”, Browns said.

Made In Tomboy is another newcomer and is built around denim as the mainstay of any wardrobe. The five-year-old Italian brand evokes “a carefree attitude, featuring retro cuts and washes as well as playfully oversized proportions”. That means wide-leg trousers and balloon-sleeved tops, “inspired by 70s and 80s streetwear, contemporary art and Madonna's personal style”.

Then there’s Mother Denim by Lela Becker and Tim Kaeding that focuses on “ethical production, premium fabrications and perfect fits, allow them to inject the label's irreverent disposition and super-soft fabrics into your everyday wardrobe”.

It’s very clear that many of these new labels are all about comfort and casual and that’s also summed up by other additions, such as Rails from Jeff Abrams, which mixes a “casual Southern California-cool with a more sophisticated, European aesthetic”.

It’s all about “accessible luxury, easy-to-wear pieces made from premium fabrications and cut into classic silhouettes. The overall aesthetic is relaxed, but always refined”.

We’ve already mentioned that Browns is flirting with a more glam effect for shoes and one name on its newcomer list also reflects that.

Mach & Mach is a Tbilisi-based label by Georgian sisters Nina and Gvantsa Macharashvili who “aim to make any wearer feel glamorous and unique through bright, futuristic pieces embellished with crystals, rhinestones and pearls”. Solange Knowles, Katy Perry and Kylie Jenner are among their fans.

Copyright © 2023 FashionNetwork.com All rights reserved.