THE INSPIRATION

This fashion trend lends itself to the free spirit of the late60s and 70s, which gave women a voice through music.Designers are drawing inspiration from the effortlessstyle of musicians from that era, such as Janis Joplin,Stevie Nicks and Grace Slick.

Female musicians of festivals past have establishedsizeable movements within the realm of women'sliberation. This movement birthed the notion ofself-expression through dress.

Today's key styles and details, such as carpet bags,suede, and straight leg bell bottoms are derived fromglobal marketplaces. The impact of the Bohemiansubculture that started in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood is melodically woven intodesigners' collections. Fall/Winter 2015 collectionsinclude an eclectic mix of historical artifacts from the 60sand 70s. Other musician-inspired details include topsand bottoms that highlight the "new hippie." This newhippie follows the #vanlife movement, which iscomposed of nomadicy, sustainability, and preservationof music.

TREND NO. 1NOSTALGIC WOMEN OF MUSIC

↪ TREND NO. 1 - NOSTALGIC WOMEN OF MUSIC

ItemsDenim shirtsSupple knit cardigansMaxi-slim fit leather jacketsCropped loose-knit sweatersButton-front A-line denim skirtsMaxi-length denim snap front skirtsSkinny flared cords, velour and jeansAscot printed crepe georgette blousesPrinted peasant tops with novelty sleevesLeather pencil skirt belted with button frontSuede shirt dresses with deep lace-up placket

DetailsGrommetsHigh-waistFringe trimRound collarsFaux fur trimsLace-up placketTassel tied closuresSilver statement necklaces

TextilesVelourCrochetGeorgettePonte knitsUltra suedeMyriad velvetsChevron stripesCrushed VelvetsPatch worked denimGypsy inspired printsLandscape scene printsMix-and-match brocadeCorduroy; whale to pincordUpholstery fabric floral motifs

ColorsJadeMerlotRaffiaPurplesAvocadoOlive greenEarth tonesHarvest goldCocoa brown

↪ TREND NO. 1 - NOSTALGIC WOMEN OF MUSIC

Magic Women's BrandsFeaturing This Trend

AudreyMysteePeachpuffBlu PepperGlamorousFree People2TeeCoutureUSA VintageSee You Monday

THE INSPIRATION

Fashion welcomes the idea of creating a personal, desiredlook by pairing textiles that unpredictably complement eachother. Fall/Winter 2015 invites an unexpected mix oftextures, fabrics and prints. In the quest for garments thatare unique, the answer seems to be a mashup of variousfabrics from across decades.

This season's most compelling style is borrowed from men'stailoring on Savile Row. Designers have been inspired by theidea of repurposing items, so are offering deconstructedsilhouettes in an array of fabrics. The mixture of fabricscreates an androgynous aesthetic, which bodes well forwomen who are looking for respect in the workplace.Layering a variety of silhouettes and fabrics together is aparticularly popular trend in the Juniors segment. The newblend of masculine and feminine results in a modern,wearable look. Fabric details include unusual surfaces withyarn-like textures. Relaxed, tailored silhouettes in lightweightfabrics including gauze and linen offer the feel of newromanticism. Paper bag and drawstring waists are essentials,and separates in neutral plaid checks provide a sense of that

TREND NO. 2FABRIC BLENDER

↪ TREND NO. 2 - FABRIC BLENDER

ItemsSheer tunicsMotorcycle jacketsMaxi tunics with with slitsDropped yoke pencil skirts

DetailsPatched, panels and insetsReversible vests and wrap skirtsUnconventional pleat placementsContrasting fabric mixing yoke insets

ColorsGrayCreamDeep navyEarth tonesOlive greensBlack and white

TextilesFaux furHerringboneGauzy cottonsLoose gauge-knitsShaggy yarns and knitwearPaneled color-blocked leather

↪ TREND NO. 2 - FABRIC BLENDER

Magic Women's BrandsFeaturing This Trend

DeckerArk & CoOncewasBEULAHGlamorousMystee

THE INSPIRATION

Inspired by Native American culture, this trend focuses oncommunity, comfort and detail. This Fall/Winter 2015 trend is sodistinct that it is easily observed amongst wearers. The mixingand matching of textures and prints breathes new life into aNative American inspired ensemble.

We take this summer trend off the warm weather festival sceneand bring it into chillier months, adding lush fabrics and darkercolorways. Designers have come up with innovative styles,fabrics and colorways to offer a crisp take on tradition. Printedblanket ponchos made from luxe wool are sure to send youstraight into dream mode as its coziness wraps around you allday. The warm colors call to the desert plains, appealing to thathankering for a serene sunset. Shawl silhouettes showcaselarge-scale patterns and offer a sense of warmth and repose.Tops and miniskirts in ultra-suede cling to the body, creating thatsame sense of comfort. This Fall/Winter 2015 trend welcomesPendleton Indian trade blankets and Navajo inspired designsthat dominate the movement, becoming essential to pulling offthe nomadic, cultured look.

TREND NO. 3NATIVE AMERICAN JOURNEYS

↪ TREND NO. 3 - NATIVE AMERICAN JOURNEYS

ItemsJagger pantsMaxi dressesD.I.Y. style fringe topsPrinted blanket ponchosNavajo long cascade ponchoSouthwestern Alpaca cardiganDrop yoke skirts with fringed hemJackets inspired by Pendleton Indian blankets

DetailsFringeSaddle blanketsPipe bone front bib detailTurquoise novelty beadingColorful yokes in contrast fabric

TextilesIkat printsBatik printsAztec printsNavaj motifsCotton jerseyLight rinse denimRich suede accentsPendleton Indian blankets

ColorsTansRedsTurquoiseBurnt orangeShades of brown

Magic Women's BrandsFeaturing This Trend

↪ TREND NO. 3 - NATIVE AMERICAN JOURNEYS

AudreyLagaciSugarhillNena & Co.Knot Sisters

Soho ChickGabe & KatieGypsy JunkiesSee You Monday

AudreyLagaciSugarhillNena & Co.Knot SistersSoho ChickGabe & KatieGypsy JunkiesSee You Monday

THE INSPIRATION

Our seasonal wish is here: denim is both a trendand a staple item for Fall/Winter 2015. Thisseason, we look over the past few decades fordenim-focused inspiration.

Denim work in the 70s was about clean,streamlined design elements, with Jane Birkinleading the way. Serge Gainsbourg was just ahair behind her. Then, the 90s brought us muchmore DIY creativity with loose, comfort-drivenshirt dresses, overalls and boyfriend jeans.

Tailored denim that is fitted and well cut is whatwe are watching in Fall/Winter 2015. The fabricfocus from a transition standpoint will go fromlightweight twills to heavy, raw-constructed,tailored denim.

TREND NO. 4DENIM MOVEMENT

↪ TREND NO. 4 - DENIM MOVEMENT

ItemsPleated denimSports jacketsWide leg pantsDenim shirtdressesPeplum denim blousesCropped denim jacketsTailored denim trousersDenim slim trench coatsIndigo denim fitted trenchesFabric blocked denim jacketsCulottes in lightweight chambrayVests with deep exposed armholes

DetailsWide legsHigh-waistPatchworkedFrayed edgesQuilted denimSlimmed flaresPressed denimRaw nickel buttonsRainbow selvedgesDenim plus novelty fabricsPatchworked, reconstructed jeans70s inspired, buttoned denim piecesUnfinished selvedge, frayed, raw edges

TextilesChambraySlub denimDark stone washRaw indigo denimCross hatched denimOrganic cotton Japanese denim

↪ TREND NO. 4- DENIM MOVEMENT

Magic Women's BrandsFeaturing This Trend

AudreyNoisy MayRe:NamedYMI JeansBlu Pepper

Velvet HeartHART DenimKensie JeansTRACTR JeansBoom Boom Jeans

ELAN InternationalBoom Boom JeansKut From The KlothDragonfly by JClaire jeans

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