MarediModa unveils its trends for the Summer 2021
Four Beachwear trends, two for Underwear and one for Athleisure. All the themes have in common the same word: Disruption. In Cannes, MarediModa unveils the S/S trends 2021 on 5-6-7 in a unique and special trend forum. An emotional journey by immersion and osmosis expects the traveler. This is the result of a one year project designed and developed under the precious direction of David Shah in collaboration with Anne Marie Commandeur and the contribution of the style bureaux of some MarediModa network companies.
Here below you may find a short preview. In Cannes the full disclosure. Don’t miss it (click here and get a free-pass).
Flow Culture (Swimwear)
Consumers are opting for savvy, humorous and playful concepts. Hype-driven, lo-fi aesthetics celebrate street-smarts, appropriating banal, popular, contemporary design and retro design. This fresh language is all about Instagrammable self-expression.
Real Fake (Swimwear)
How about swapping the real world for a virtual universe? Or finding the dimension between reality and the digital world? Citi GPS estimates the value of the augmented and virtual reality hardware market at $692 billion by 2025. Retail experts foresee mixed reality boosting physical retail and future shoppers’ connection to real products.
Circus of Life (Swimwear)
A joyful layering of theatrical influences and glamorous showtime aesthetics. Outspokenly expressive and unrestrained, creating fantastical mash-ups. A more-is-more attitude and a rebellion against minimalism.
Hacker Spirit (Swimwear)
Changing attitudes around fashion and spending require new notions of production and aesthetics. This involves investigating opportunities for reuse, recycling and upcycling, and rethinking ideas about new colour palettes every season by taking a curatorial approach towards existing colours.
Wellbeing (Bodywear)
People are making a conscious decision to live a more balanced life and connect to their inner voice. Fabric and garment concepts are addressing that desire for balance and evoke a comforting calmness. This can be achieved through synthetic routes as well as the pure natural way.
Bon Chic Bon Genre (Bodywear)
The 1980s and ‘90s gave us BCBG: bon chic, bon genre, meaning ‘good style, good attitude’. People wanted to be chic, elegant, bourgeois; we want this again today in a few key investment pieces to wear repeatedly as a way to reduce the clutter of fast fashion.
Active Urban (Athleisure)
Functional, versatile and adaptable apparel informed by an urban environment, prioritising performance and utility. Geared towards younger, design-driven consumers living an active, city lifestyle. Addressing some of the challenges they live through by offering products and services that are all about simplicity, affordability, and flexibility.
