Betty Barclay's new fall / winter collection motif sets a retro look. A great opportunity to try on models with elements from the good old days. The designers' fascination with 20th century fashion is sprinkled with graphic prints, quirky silhouettes and luxurious finishes. Creating a collection in a traditional spirit, the designers of Betty Barclay skillfully introduced the latest fashion ideas into it.
The main trend of the season is the dominance of geometric shapes in silhouettes, cut lines and prints. The slight casualness of British chic and boho style combined with bright contrasting elements creates a fresh new look.
Short straight jackets with a free cut in the spirit of minimalism and fitted jackets with retro decorative elements practically replace classic jackets. Large buttons, sleeves and bateau neckline that reveal the shoulders look graceful, feminine and eye-catching. Trousers, trapezoidal midi skirts or pencil skirts go well with them.
A retrospective look at the dress is in fashion. Preference for graphic prints. The main distinguishing feature of skirts and dresses is the length of 54 cm. Fitted dresses with a graphic pattern accentuate all the lines of the figure and are worn this season for any occasion. They go well with short jackets with zippers, as well as raincoats and light coats made of double wool crepe.
The most fashionable trousers of 2013 are still tight, slightly cropped "skinny", as well as wide flowing with a high waist. Loose, feminine blouses and tops look elegant and casual. As for knitted products, a universal pullover is again in fashion, it is worn almost everywhere. In combination with tight trousers and short mini-skirts, a pullover is indispensable in any woman's wardrobe.
The collection is distinguished by a complex cut, interesting combinations of textures, experiments with form, a variety of materials used and many decorative elements. It includes a variety of prints - a cage, a diagonal, "crow's feet", variations on the "animal" coloring. For the palette, the designers preferred flashy shades, harmoniously combining them in a color block or using them as accents to a neutral color scheme.