Autumn-winter collections depart to the past. Leading designers approve, that climatic changes seriously affect the industry of a fashion. Global warming has led to the fact that is necessary to substitute traditional collections by the transition objects of clothing . But this, in turn, can affect the schedule of fashion parades and delivery dates of the goods in shops.
“The fashion system must adapt to the reality that there is no strong difference between summer and winter anymore “, - the organizer of The Milan Fashion Week Beppe Mondenese has noted. – “…there is no sense showing four times a year to present the same thing .People not invest in the same subjects of clothes”
Mr Modenese’s comments came as New York fashion retailers blamed a prolonged “Indian summer” for poor autumn sales. Who needs a woolen pea coat when it is 30 degrees-plus?
On the development of new collections many fashion houses now involve the climatologists, who help to forecast, whether this or that thing will be bought up, considering expected weather. Besides this, the designers try to use lighter materials, designing for the fact that behind a window will be warmer.
“Such concept as collections “autumn/winter “or ” spring/summer”, it is possible to tell, is not present more” - has told Australian designer Margaret Porritt. – “The majorities of my clothes are transition -season things and rather than dropping them into store twice a year like I used to, I tend to move things in and out of store every couple of weeks, depending on the weather ” .
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