Spring 2015 RTW
The biggest trend I saw on the runways for spring 2015 was the use of mixing prints. These could be seen with contrasting patterns, textures, and scale used to create some of the more interesting designs. They signal to women that it’s de rigueur to mix it all up and forget about matching.
Spring 2015 RTW
Mirrored patterns continued to be seen on the runways for spring 2015. This symmetrical use of design was used in prints, wovens, and appliqués.
Spring 2015 RTW
There were countless types of prints used for spring 2015 RTW. One type that seems to be gaining popularity is the art print. Prints that looked like they came from the canvas and were transformed into garments.
Spring 2015 RTW
Stripes create a perfect balance to florals with these pairing seen on the spring 2015 runways. It’s a casual look that looks dressed up at the same time.
Spring 2015 RTW
Large florals burst on the runway this season. The effect is bold but still feminine.
Spring 2015 RTW
Another twist on netting seen on the runway were knots. Sometimes seen as large netting creating a lace effect or literal knots producing a netting effect.
Spring 2015 RTW
The trend in sheer fabrications continues whether it’s used for breast revealing tops, transparent patterning, or overlays. Seen here in organza, knits, tulle, and lace.
