Another trend which caught my eye within Ready-To-Wear collections across the recent Fashion Weeks is ruffles. Bally delivered with block colour ruffled dresses, an abundance of ruffled silk dazzled the JW Anderson runway and Francesco Scognamiglio provided us with he greatest of the ruffled neck line. Below I have displayed a handful of the many Autumn/Winter 2016-17 collections featuring ruffles. My favourite of the below collections has to be Gucci's, I love how the rich, bold colour palette heightens and enhances the bold ruffles. I feel that the connotations of wealth and royalty associated with ruffles partners perfectly with this strong, striking colour palette. I also particularly like the reference to complimentary colours Lanvin has made, one of the garments from the designers Autumn/Winter 2016-17 collection features ruffles with orange on one side of the material and blue on the other which I feel works really effectively.
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| Fendi A/W 2016-17 RTW |
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| Balmain A/W 2016-17 RTW |
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| Gucci A/W 2016-17 RTW |
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| Simone Rocha A/W 2016/-7 RTW |
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| Marchesa A/W 2016-17 RTW |
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| Giambattista Valli A/W 2016-17 RTW |
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| Saint Laurant A/W 2016-17 RTW |
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| Lanvin A/W 2016-17 RTW |
I know for many ruffles seem far too sickly and Disney princess-esque to ever make their way into your winter wardrobe, but it seems this may well be a trend set to invade high street stores during the Autumn/Winter 2016/17 season.
Love, Isabella x
Photo Credits: Vogue.com
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