MAGIC Tradeshow's F/W 2015 Juniors fashion Trend Report For Buyers

3. THE INSPIRATION
This fashion trend lends itself to the free spirit of the late
60s and 70s, which gave women a voice through music.
Designers are drawing inspiration from the effortless
style of musicians from that era, such as Janis Joplin,
Stevie Nicks and Grace Slick.
Female musicians of festivals past have established
sizeable movements within the realm of women's
liberation. This movement birthed the notion of
self-expression through dress.
Today's key styles and details, such as carpet bags,
suede, and straight leg bell bottoms are derived from
global marketplaces. The impact of the Bohemian
subculture that started in San Francisco's Haight-
Ashbury neighborhood is melodically woven into
designers' collections. Fall/Winter 2015 collections
include an eclectic mix of historical artifacts from the 60s
and 70s. Other musician-inspired details include tops
and bottoms that highlight the "new hippie." This new
hippie follows the #vanlife movement, which is
composed of nomadicy, sustainability, and preservation
of music.
TREND NO. 1
NOSTALGIC WOMEN OF MUSIC

4. ↪ TREND NO. 1 - NOSTALGIC WOMEN OF MUSIC
Items
Denim shirts
Supple knit cardigans
Maxi-slim fit leather jackets
Cropped loose-knit sweaters
Button-front A-line denim skirts
Maxi-length denim snap front skirts
Skinny flared cords, velour and jeans
Ascot printed crepe georgette blouses
Printed peasant tops with novelty sleeves
Leather pencil skirt belted with button front
Suede shirt dresses with deep lace-up placket
Details
Grommets
High-waist
Fringe trim
Round collars
Faux fur trims
Lace-up placket
Tassel tied closures
Silver statement necklaces
Textiles
Velour
Crochet
Georgette
Ponte knits
Ultra suede
Myriad velvets
Chevron stripes
Crushed Velvets
Patch worked denim
Gypsy inspired prints
Landscape scene prints
Mix-and-match brocade
Corduroy; whale to pincord
Upholstery fabric floral motifs
Colors
Jade
Merlot
Raffia
Purples
Avocado
Olive green
Earth tones
Harvest gold
Cocoa brown

5. ↪ TREND NO. 1 - NOSTALGIC WOMEN OF MUSIC
Magic Women's Brands
Featuring This Trend
Audrey
Mystee
Peachpuff
Blu Pepper
Glamorous
Free People
2TeeCouture
USA Vintage
See You Monday

6. THE INSPIRATION
Fashion welcomes the idea of creating a personal, desired
look by pairing textiles that unpredictably complement each
other. Fall/Winter 2015 invites an unexpected mix of
textures, fabrics and prints. In the quest for garments that
are unique, the answer seems to be a mashup of various
fabrics from across decades.
This season's most compelling style is borrowed from men's
tailoring on Savile Row. Designers have been inspired by the
idea of repurposing items, so are offering deconstructed
silhouettes in an array of fabrics. The mixture of fabrics
creates an androgynous aesthetic, which bodes well for
women who are looking for respect in the workplace.
Layering a variety of silhouettes and fabrics together is a
particularly popular trend in the Juniors segment. The new
blend of masculine and feminine results in a modern,
wearable look. Fabric details include unusual surfaces with
yarn-like textures. Relaxed, tailored silhouettes in lightweight
fabrics including gauze and linen offer the feel of new
romanticism. Paper bag and drawstring waists are essentials,
and separates in neutral plaid checks provide a sense of that
TREND NO. 2
FABRIC BLENDER

7. ↪ TREND NO. 2 - FABRIC BLENDER
Items
Sheer tunics
Motorcycle jackets
Maxi tunics with with slits
Dropped yoke pencil skirts
Details
Patched, panels and insets
Reversible vests and wrap skirts
Unconventional pleat placements
Contrasting fabric mixing yoke insets
Colors
Gray
Cream
Deep navy
Earth tones
Olive greens
Black and white
Textiles
Faux fur
Herringbone
Gauzy cottons
Loose gauge-knits
Shaggy yarns and knitwear
Paneled color-blocked leather

8. ↪ TREND NO. 2 - FABRIC BLENDER
Magic Women's Brands
Featuring This Trend
Decker
Ark & Co
Oncewas
BEULAH
Glamorous
Mystee

9. THE INSPIRATION
Inspired by Native American culture, this trend focuses on
community, comfort and detail. This Fall/Winter 2015 trend is so
distinct that it is easily observed amongst wearers. The mixing
and matching of textures and prints breathes new life into a
Native American inspired ensemble.
We take this summer trend off the warm weather festival scene
and bring it into chillier months, adding lush fabrics and darker
colorways. Designers have come up with innovative styles,
fabrics and colorways to offer a crisp take on tradition. Printed
blanket ponchos made from luxe wool are sure to send you
straight into dream mode as its coziness wraps around you all
day. The warm colors call to the desert plains, appealing to that
hankering for a serene sunset. Shawl silhouettes showcase
large-scale patterns and offer a sense of warmth and repose.
Tops and miniskirts in ultra-suede cling to the body, creating that
same sense of comfort. This Fall/Winter 2015 trend welcomes
Pendleton Indian trade blankets and Navajo inspired designs
that dominate the movement, becoming essential to pulling off
the nomadic, cultured look.
TREND NO. 3
NATIVE AMERICAN JOURNEYS

10. ↪ TREND NO. 3 - NATIVE AMERICAN JOURNEYS
Items
Jagger pants
Maxi dresses
D.I.Y. style fringe tops
Printed blanket ponchos
Navajo long cascade poncho
Southwestern Alpaca cardigan
Drop yoke skirts with fringed hem
Jackets inspired by Pendleton Indian blankets
Details
Fringe
Saddle blankets
Pipe bone front bib detail
Turquoise novelty beading
Colorful yokes in contrast fabric
Textiles
Ikat prints
Batik prints
Aztec prints
Navaj motifs
Cotton jersey
Light rinse denim
Rich suede accents
Pendleton Indian blankets
Colors
Tans
Reds
Turquoise
Burnt orange
Shades of brown

11. Magic Women's Brands
Featuring This Trend
↪ TREND NO. 3 - NATIVE AMERICAN JOURNEYS
Audrey
Lagaci
Sugarhill
Nena & Co.
Knot Sisters
Soho Chick
Gabe & Katie
Gypsy Junkies
See You Monday
Audrey
Lagaci
Sugarhill
Nena & Co.
Knot Sisters
Soho Chick
Gabe & Katie
Gypsy Junkies
See You Monday

12. THE INSPIRATION
Our seasonal wish is here: denim is both a trend
and a staple item for Fall/Winter 2015. This
season, we look over the past few decades for
denim-focused inspiration.
Denim work in the 70s was about clean,
streamlined design elements, with Jane Birkin
leading the way. Serge Gainsbourg was just a
hair behind her. Then, the 90s brought us much
more DIY creativity with loose, comfort-driven
shirt dresses, overalls and boyfriend jeans.
Tailored denim that is fitted and well cut is what
we are watching in Fall/Winter 2015. The fabric
focus from a transition standpoint will go from
lightweight twills to heavy, raw-constructed,
tailored denim.
TREND NO. 4
DENIM MOVEMENT

13. ↪ TREND NO. 4 - DENIM MOVEMENT
Items
Pleated denim
Sports jackets
Wide leg pants
Denim shirtdresses
Peplum denim blouses
Cropped denim jackets
Tailored denim trousers
Denim slim trench coats
Indigo denim fitted trenches
Fabric blocked denim jackets
Culottes in lightweight chambray
Vests with deep exposed armholes
Details
Wide legs
High-waist
Patchworked
Frayed edges
Quilted denim
Slimmed flares
Pressed denim
Raw nickel buttons
Rainbow selvedges
Denim plus novelty fabrics
Patchworked, reconstructed jeans
70s inspired, buttoned denim pieces
Unfinished selvedge, frayed, raw edges
Textiles
Chambray
Slub denim
Dark stone wash
Raw indigo denim
Cross hatched denim
Organic cotton Japanese denim

14. ↪ TREND NO. 4- DENIM MOVEMENT
Magic Women's Brands
Featuring This Trend
Audrey
Noisy May
Re:Named
YMI Jeans
Blu Pepper
Velvet Heart
HART Denim
Kensie Jeans
TRACTR Jeans
Boom Boom Jeans
ELAN International
Boom Boom Jeans
Kut From The Kloth
Dragonfly by JClaire jeans

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