Trendspotting: Brands appeal to your patriotic side
In a bid to keep innovating, fashion houses are creating products specifically catering to nationalist and cultural pride. Precious de Leon looks at where this trend might lead.
October 17, 2011 3:44 by Precious de Leon
…September and created exclusively for the Lebanese market.
So what’s next for fashion labels? How about Gucci Kimonos or Fendi CheongSams? Maybe a Swiss army Khanjars and Louis Vuitton longies and Tiffany bindis may not be so far behind.
Have you spotted any products that have been specifically targeting a country or culture lately? Send in your suggestions and photos to editor@kippreport.com.
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