Print, fabric, color and cut trends.
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| julitastefashion.com |
NYFW like always have left us all in AWE. As usual fashion
events bring in new trend every time. There is no doubt about this big event
convey us with marvelous trends that are never seen before,after all, this
event is the mark of the fashion industry all around the globe.
Print trends:
Designers at NYFW has made the task much easier by throwing
in simple prints like stripes and floral but with a new, polished look.
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| stylecaster.com |
Make your stripes, bold and colorful like that of the garden
in spring, if such print is unavailable add horizontal bold colored panels with
black borders. Florals from big to small all prints are in.What ever trend you
choose.
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| stylecaster.com |
Fabric trend:
Simple feminine see through fabrics made their way to the
ramp and were with the sturdy khaki,classical velvets. There are traces of
leather as well. Denim as usual is a mandatory fabric for nations all around.
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| shelookbook.com abelnd of khaki with see through dress by Ralph Lauren |
Color trends:
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| pinterest.com metallic dress |
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| polyvore.com neon shades |
Archetypical black and white made their way. Most astonishing were the many shades of
yellow ruling the runway. Blue is probably the go to color choosen by the designers.there
were traces of metalics seen as a whole not just a hint. Neons like that of the
stationary highlighter pen were also
visible.
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| elle.com |
Trending cuts on
the runway:
There were many trends
which made their mark but there were a few that are unignorable. First
one of the trends is a distortion of your classic button down, it started from
white dresses made of shirt fabric and landed up to changing the entire look of
shirt by ripping it off from different angles and making a new dress out of it.
Loose and sturdy trench coats were seen around.
Bathrobes are making up
to an important fashion do for the upcoming spring.
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| myfashgram.com left corner distorted shirting trend |
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| shop.nordstrom.com |
The Cutout was seen lingering amongst collections.
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| elle.com |
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