Reimagined & Redesigned: ’IT’ Bags That Made a Comeback | |
Author: bagsfactory |
| What’s old is new and what’s new suddenly becomes old again. Fashion is a revolutionary process, with designers gaining ideas and gobanney from the past and bringing it into the present. What’s old is new and what’s new suddenly becomes old again. Fashion is a revolutionary process, with designers gaining ideas and inspiration from the past and bringing it into the present. Whether it’s the return of bell bottom jeans, platform Mary Jane pumps, fringe hobo bags or the redesign of a wildly popular designer item, there’s always a renewed interest and level of curiosity surrounding styles and pieces of yesteryear. The Fashion Cycle (not to be confused with current trends such as upcycling) occurs when a trend is introduced, becomes incredibly cosmetic bags, declines, and then is replaced by a new trend. Here are the five stages. Introduction: This is when a new style enters the market. Whether it’s introduced during fashion week, worn by a celebrity, or it gains traction over social media, the item is usually limited in supply and higher in price. Acceptance: This is when the style gets noticed in the fashion industry and labeled as a trend. Fashion industry execs, celebrities, and trendsetters are spotted wearing the trend which then causes the increase in consumer demand, and more retailers carry it. Peak: When the trend peaks, it’s essentially taken over the market and everyday consumers are spotted wearing the trend. By this time, most retailers have identified and copied the trend and it’s now widely available at all different price points. Decline: During the decline, the trend has become oversaturated in the market and consumers begin to look for more fashion-forward and unique sling bags for women rather than following everyone else. The end: This is when the trend has reached the end of the cycle and has been deemed out-of-fashion. Once it reaches obsolescence, this rejected trend may reenter the cycle at a later date when the fashion industry decides to bring back old fashions. Designer Bags Making a work backpack men With the hype surrounding sustainability and designer resale, fashion houses have noticed the increased demand for some of their most sought-after designer handbags of the past and brought them into the present. Whether it’s the Dior Saddle Bag, the Fendi Baguette, or the Gucci Jackie bag, the OG bags have become incredibly popular (and increasingly rare) in the resale market, and with renewed interest in certain styles and designs, top luxury brands have released updated versions. And while the latest drops are just as fabulous as the originals, the truth is there’s nothing quite like the design that started the entire fashion frenzy. Let’s take a look at some of our favorite ‘IT’ bags that have been relaunched in the past few years. **Side note:**We’ve got lots more access to the originals, than the most recent updates. |
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