This has followed many years of fairly dull fashion styles, but now, growing numbers of fashion brands and houses are appreciating the potential of the market.
It also helps that there is a large number of new mums blogging about fashion and what they like to be seen in. It is apparent that they do not want to be judged as ‘mumsy’ and instead want to create a new look for themselves and other mums.
Many of them write in their blogs about how people judge them for not looking as they are expected to look, but instead, they want to create a fashionable outfit that suits their style, and it needs to be practical, too.
Among the fashion brands aiming at this lucrative market is Dolce & Gabbana, with a collection they have dedicated to the ‘mothers of the world’, which is a feminine collection in pinks and whites as well as blown-up prints of children’s drawings. The collection itself has been very popular and has attracted the attention of other fashion houses.
Looking for Classically Designed Evening Dresses
It helps us that some of the best fashion brands are led by mums, including Stella McCartney and Victoria Beckham. They lead a trend for the big fashion houses to employ women designers who create more female-friendly fashion designs, particularly for those who are looking for classically designed designer evening dresses.
This is also leading them to design a motherhood-friendly style of wear aimed at attracting women who have an increasingly large disposable income which they want to spend on designer wear.
Fashion experts also point to a trend in mums becoming older when they have their first child, and they tend to be better off financially, so they have more cash to spend on designer labels and regularly updating their wardrobe.
Looking for Designer Wedding Dresses in London
The mummy fashion trend has also extended into other women’s lifestyle choices, with many mums looking for designer wedding dresses in London. This growing demand signifies that women who embrace the modern mummy fashion movement are also keen to invest in high-quality, fashionable wedding attire for their big day.
Women life style trends in mummy fashion are here to stay, and fashion brands quickly realize the benefits of catering to this valuable market. Over the coming years, these trends are likely to expand beyond just mummy fashion, influencing broader women’s lifestyle fashion sectors.
Another key element of the mummy fashion trend is its influence on children’s clothing. Many of these mums are dressing their children in stylish, high-quality clothes, establishing a generational appreciation for fashionable, well-made attire. Nearly half of UK mums report purchasing designer clothes for their children under 16, illustrating the significant crossover between mummy fashion and the next generation’s lifestyle choices.
So true, and love the light green dress, just gorgeous! As you know, I am fitness mad, but also in fitness fashion is vital, so you either see me in my trendy fitness outfits or dressed up, but hate not looking nice just because I am a stay at home mum.
I have been trying to make more of an effort with my style, I’m fed up of living in jeans and tops. My focus this year has been on dresses and skirts and it makes me feel so much more feminine, I love it x