This trend is one of lush decadence, drawing inspiration
from the upper class aesthetics of various cultures, religions, and historical
eras. The color story is deep and highly saturated jewel tones reminiscent of hand-dyed
fabrics and the rich plant-based pigments of the past. Fabrics and surface
textures are ornately adorned with intricate patterns. We look to Morocco,
India, and the Middle Age era in Europe for surface design, materials, and color
schemes. In fashion, home décor, and holiday, crystals, beads, and metallic
finishes can be seen as an overarching theme for this trend.
In fashion, the Royalty trend can be seen in deep jewel tone
velvets, and fabrics dripping in crystals. Laser-cut filigree patterns add a
modern twist to an ornately beaded gown. References to Middle Age religious
iconography take center stage on dresses, and crowns, rings, and necklaces make
a big statement. Even manicures are reflecting the rich, velvety jewel tone
colors.
In the home, metal accents are seen in antique bronze
finishes with intricate, laser-cut filigree surface textures. Bedding,
upholstery, and accent fabrics show a mix of textures such as velvet, satin,
and suede. Mixing and matching patterns and jewel tone hues can also be seen in
the home.
For the holiday season, we look to royal iconography, such
as the fleur di lis. Rich jewel tone accents on pewter and gold tone finishes,
and big areas of glitter and crystals add a classic and timeless look to your
tree.
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