Fashion for the Recession

Online, October 1, 2011 (Newswire.com) - The most talked about fashion forum, Milan has new trends for the luxury lovers, while the apprehensions over an upcoming recession prevail. The fashion experts at Milan Fashion Week were more than satisfied about the greener prospects in the existing year but reserved any positivity for the year 2012, in the wake of financial crisis and the wobbling markets. The European consumers especially were miles away from their usual sprawling mood to spend.

The fashion houses at Milan have worked really hard to bring down the prices, expecting a crisis ahead. They however are positive about the fact that it should not last long as Roberto Cavalli, the chief executive at Gianluca Brozzetti said to Reuters, at the Just Cavalli show.

The Luxury business is the last in the line to taste the recession flavor, but most of the business owners of this industry are apprehending that nothing can prevent the downturn that happened in the year 2008-2009. Cavalla is well known for its lavish flowing dresses and animal prints, is planning up the re-launch of the Just Cavelli line in close coordination with Diesel's Renzo Rosso. They both are looking up to the prospects of opening new stores, the next year.

While Dolce and Gabbana made announcements last week that they are going to launch their second fashion line. The famed shoe maker Ferragamo, has also introduced its first of its kind jewelry range ranging between 300 and 15,000 Euros.

Though there is some fragility amidst the European markets, people are looking for avenues to feel special and dress up uniquely. Top notch luxury brand owners like Miuccia Prada said that she was not afraid of an expected crisis and was actually looking towards a profitable increase in sales.
The times thus hail most manufacturers of luxury apparels to keep up to the expectations of the weak economy struck buyers.