This year’s fall trend report headlines read MOD. From Rothko to Go-Go we’ve compiled our favorite vintage snapshots and current runway looks reminiscent of our very own “Color Block” Justine Scallop bag.
The recent revival of late 1960s textiles, graphic design, and vibrant color palettes can be seen in ready-to-wear shows by Valentino, Marni, and Louis Vuitton.
Bringing together Pantone Color of the Year selects Radiant Orchid, 2014, and Tangerine Tango, 2012 creates our most vibrant bag in stock, reminiscent of the Swingin’ Sixties daring combination. We’ve also spotted the hottest colors and Mod influence on some great designs and vintage inspiration shots:
Our own version of this psychedelic combination is overlaid with our signature art deco-inspired Scallop print in gold metallic, resulting in a unique piece that suits the trend, livens up any outfit, and avoids looking like a 1960s flight attendant.
Images: 1. Rothko, Untitled 12 (1968) 2. Peggy Moffitt modeling Rudi Gernreich design, photo by William Claxton (1966) 3. Valentino Fall 2014 4. Marni Resort 2015 5. Hiroko Matsumoto, photographed by Jack Ward, Vogue (April 1, 1966) 6. Jean Shrimpton, Vogue (1965) 7. Vintage 1960s curtain pattern 8. 1960s boot fashion 9. Feather texture, author unknown 10. Guinevere Van Seenus for Vogue Italia (March 2012) 11. Surya Brentwood Rug 12. Brush Strokes, author unknown 13. Bell Table by Sebastian Herkner 14. Manolo Blahnik flat pumps
what a great post!
It gives BiniChic’s color sense a new context. Love the fresh and bright–especially now that its high summer.
Just bought one of your lovely purses from the kimball. Art museum n Fort Worth, tx. Where else in Texas are they sold? Are they sold from an Internet site? Thank you.
In Dallas, we sell at Wolo: 5450 west lovers lane, suite 131
And in Austin we sell at The Garden Room: 1601 W. 38th St #5
We also have our online store http://www.binichic.com — and you can use the cupon code FALL20 to get an additional 20% off.