Altilan ALCANTARA Releases Forecast Trend Of Spring/Summer 2013 Series

Fluorescent colors were all the rage in the 1990s

In 2011, some designers who advocate the ancient style re endowed fluorescent color with life, making it sweep the T platform and streets. In 2013, bright pink, orange, green and other bright fluorescent colors will still dominate the trend.

As a pioneer of fashion, Otiland ? The Spring Summer series displays green and pink, as well as multi-color fluorescent works. The materials used in these works are full of unprecedented vitality and vitality. The series includes four different themes: Surreal Scape, Cutting edge, Med day and Cloud feeling. Each theme has a unique color and texture.

? Surreal Scape: The theme has a strong Ethnic and tribal style The color is avant-garde and bold, highlighting the fluorescent layer and Moroccan architectural design.

? Cutting edge: Dark colors dominate the theme, highlighting the ingenious combination of hollowed out geometric patterns.

? Med day: The theme is inspired by the leisurely Mediterranean culture. The natural color and subtle metallic wind of this series are shaped by the effect of yarn and linen and grey cloth printing.

? Cloud feeling: the peacock and cloud are used as patterns to render in delicate and powdery colors Lace And lace.

While walking on the front line of fashion, Otiland ? Always remember the functionality of the fabric. Because the fabric adopts a variety of sizes, different patterns and weft planes, and the hollow design faces in all directions ? It feels fresh, light and comfortable to wear in hot summer, even if it is used for accessories, it will not appear heavy. The fabric manufacturing process includes embossing, grain layer, 3D resin treatment, "wrinkling" and hollowing, as well as some cross processes such as hollowing printing and Hollow embossing . In addition, Otiland ? A special treatment process was also used to create Otilane ? Hand feeling, that is, clothes requiring higher softness of fabric are "super soft".