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A Guide to Fashion Forecasting - Fairchild Books

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FOWARD<br />

THINKER<br />

fIgure 1.6<br />

first ladies<br />

michelle Obama<br />

and Carla brunisarkozy<br />

emerged<br />

in 2009 as leading<br />

fashionistas in<br />

international<br />

political circles.<br />

lilly berelovich—Owner, president,<br />

and chief creative offi cer of fashion snoops: Trendsetters<br />

The social groups that are being closely observed at this time are students<br />

and young unconfi ned minds who haven’t been restricted by industry’s<br />

requirements. I feel that there is great creativity coming from Danish<br />

design. I attribute this <strong>to</strong> freer, happier people. At this time, the bloggers<br />

are a group that is being observed but, like fashion itself, this <strong>to</strong>o will<br />

change and a new style tribe will be the next <strong>to</strong> focus on.<br />

16 The Principles of <strong>Fashion</strong> <strong>Forecasting</strong><br />

<strong>Fashion</strong> trends can also begin in the political arena. In the 1960s,<br />

First Lady Jackie Kennedy was a fashion trendsetter wearing her<br />

famous pillbox hats, dark sunglasses, and neatly tailored suits. In<br />

2009, First Lady Michelle Obama emerged as a fresh fashion icon and<br />

trendsetter from the political world as did French First Lady Carla<br />

Bruni-Sarkozy.

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