FTD trend broadcast: 2012 early spring trends - high and low hem

The rugged hem is a key design detail that appears on all international shows. As a designer adds the concept of asymmetrical hem to a simple silhouette, it brings an excellent casual look to the early spring of 2012.

On the one hand, the short-and-long-tailed trailing bottom swing design has become the choice of many designers this season, such as the square bottom shirts by Organic by John Patrick, pink, blue and green silk dresses by Juan Carlos Obando. Kevork Kiledjian Exaggerated Trailing Blue Top, Thakoon Curved Bottom Print and White Sleeveless Dress, Prabal Gurung Polka Dot Skirt, Vera Wang's Print Frilled Dress, Max Azria's Light Blue Print One Shoulder Dress And violet silk dresses, Alexander McQuee's decorative trailing military jackets, etc., whether it is a short front and rear long arc-type bottom swing, or a square split double sided cut style, are simple outline belt In the use of this theme, the lining of the clothing was inadvertently revealed. The designer also used it as a new highlight in the early spring series, as we saw in chris Benz and Yigal Azroue. . On the other hand, extreme left and right asymmetry designs have also been widely used in this season. They are more versatile in design. Whether it is curved cuts, pleated edges, or drape wrapping, crocheting, etc. It has a rich visual sense, such as the naked sleeveless top of Kevork Kiledjian, the red pleated skirt of Preen, the black woven top of Kimberly Ovitz, and the pleated knit dress of Alexander Wang.

The asymmetrical high and low hem brings a strong early spring vacation style. We also expect it to bring us even more exciting highlights in the upcoming 2012 spring/summer show.