The Fashion Trends @2019-20



  •  Designers like Proenza Schouler, JW Anderson and Ryan Roche took a cleaner approach on the classic fashion pieces such as a trench coat, hereditarily made of tweed or gabardine and crisp highland checks. Taking the minimalism to heart, the collections were reflection of the return of the traditional three-piece suit and an array of contemporary.
  •   Leather although is a controversial fashion choice in today’s time, but the runways of Autumn-Winter,2019-20 have spoken for butter-soft leather adopted for a head-to-toe luxury leather look as seen in Hermès ready-to-wear A/W 2019-20 among many. Of the leather trend, a direct incorporation of the 90’s fashion lineage was the leather suit blazer has been by Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski at Hermès and Virgil Abloh at Off-White. Biker boots were also something that caught all the eyes as Daniel Lee, Bottega Veneta’s new creative director, paired it with fitted knee-length dresses.


  •  On the runway, Hedi Slimane reminded the industry of a nod to the house’s 1970’s stature under the founder Céline Vipiana. The collection was drawn straight from the legacy lands and tailored with the new age trends like Knee-grazing hemlines, culottes, herringbone blazers and pussy-bow blouses that put a slight signal against fashion’s sportswear-loving legions.
  • Richard Quinn and Simone Rocha are vouching for the ball gowns with deriving the fuller ball worthy looks into the season’s daring evening wear. With the return of the flouncy bubble hem with a twist of slashed thighs, as seen at Balmain, the modern eveningwear is partnered with black opaque tights or latex leggings and laced bovver boots, as spotted at Alexander McQueen.

  • The era is going against the youthful culture and raging back to the grunge look. Emerging designers such as Collina Strada, Eckhaus Latta and Asai are channelling a breakaway approach from the youthful country look with the collaged knitwear, experimental tie-dyes and denim treatments and a new kind of muse including revolutionary young artist Bobbi Salvör Menuez.

  •  For outer-wear, the brands have kept the desire of having a one-stop dressing solution and showcased the sweeping cape that stole the show at Miu Miu, Marc Jacobs, Chloé and Marine Serre. A new coat is one of the biggest wardrobe investments for shoppers. Voluminous, full-cover capes serve practical purposes and their oversized proportions work very well over heritage suiting and chunky argyle knits.
  • With the three-piece suit and ball-gown sized eveningwear trend at large, minidresses are also seen throughout the runways pairing with the two. Riccardo Tisci’s Burberry show, Christopher Kane’s tactile collection features minidresses with Lashings faux-diamonds and crystal fringing.
  •  There’s a new print for A/W 2019-20, which has the charisma to tip leopard print and polka dots off fashion’s top spot. Graphic chequerboards caught attention at Loewe, Louis Vuitton and MSGM, where the most wearable take on the trend saw blazers, coats and leather skirts reinvigorated with eye-catching squares.

  • For her debut NYFW show, designer Catherine Holstein took a more romantic tack to modern utility, stepping away from her previous work in the New York label Khaite, a denim brand. Her wearable, Juliet-sleeve dresses, together with Tory Burch’s leg-of-mutton sleeve cuts and Brock Collection’s dropped puff sleeve, have put statement arms back on the agenda for A/W 2019-20 fashion trends.

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