At the occasion of its second edition of the offer « Must Haves Autumn Winter 17-18 » Carlin Creative Trend Bureau reveals exclusively the indispensables of the season to go for the essential without forgetting the function of the looks.
Trend Council is excited to present the FW17 Key Fashion Color Report. The color professionals at TREND COUNCIL have synthesized the international runways to predict key color expressions to make accurate color choices for your future design development.
Trend Council is excited to present the FW16 Key Pattern Report. The team has synthesized the international runways to predict key pattern expressions to make accurate pattern and graphic choices for your future design development.
Trend Council presents the FW16 Key Materials Report. The team has synthesized the international runways to predict key fabric expressions to make accurate material choices for your future design development.
Facing the harshness of city life, man explores a new way of urban life in an arty post-industrial spirit. It’s in the gray working-class suburbs that factories inspire raw sensitivity for creation. A gentle but assertive masculinity is taking shape around an underground harmonious universe.
The mend and make do aesthetic seen on the Fall Winter 2016 Catwalks and echoing our Modesty Solutions forecast informs frayed and weathered denim treatments.
In the same vein as the more and more esthetic and desirable comfortwear trends, Carlin Creative Trend Bureau dreamed up two homewear trends, to renew and magnify the everyday basics.
In our forecast published in June 2015 on FashionMag we predicted the emergence of a key aesthetic called “Modesty Solutions” which was confirmed across the Fall Winter 2016 catwalks.
We’ve told you! In its FW 16/17 Beauty edition, Carlin Creative Trend Bureau and its partner Gattefossé® have developed the « Modeling Beauty », a mask with a surprising texture – Play Dough, which shapes with fingers with a dough touch.
Across the global Fall Winter 2016 catwalks, “Modern Fables”, a trend we predicted16 months ago, became a driving aesthetic examining a darker and more menacing vision of the world, one where the oppositional forces prevail: black and white, life and death, chaos and control.
