An exciting season for womenswear full of creative concepts and unique ideas for surface pattern. Styles are cleverly constructed with attention to proportion and detail. In this report the three concept trends for 2020 are translated into womenswear, covering all apparel and swimwear areas. Ready-to-use original design flats combine with selected catwalk looks to inspire future collections.
Styles might appear familiar and rooted in classic concepts, but today’s menswear is anything but safe. There is a subversive vibe at work, diverting style lines, creating unexpected combinations of colour and pattern and playing with ideas of proportion and styling. Immerse yourself in London’s vibrant menswear scene, where streetstyle trends emerge first.
Single colour statements and coordinated looks are making the biggest impact for the fashion crowd. Structured tailoring dominates the scene with expanded proportions and loose fits. Casual looks are practical with roots in workwear, and casual outerwear reinvents the classics. Soft dresses and separates have a lighter, more transitional look incorporating lots of fluid movement. Sporty styles revolve around padded outerwear and jerseywear with graphic patterns.
Some accessories stand alone as a singular statement, others work in coordinated or mismatched groups, but it’s this unique relationship, either working against or with a complete look, that really grabs the imagination. In this latest gallery we reveal 580 of the most fashion-forward styles.
Men’s accessories take a giant fashion leap forward, with styles that balance practical needs, with designs that are pure fun or have decorative details. Individual looks are strikingly different and show confident ways to style the new season’s accessories.
This design issue focuses on the all-important accessory sector. This 54-page report is packed with original sketches and catwalk/street inspiration to push your product design forward.
concepts translate into actionable trends across womenswear, menswear and youth categories. Problem solving is design at its most creative. The challenge of finding ways to reduce fashion’s negative impact is triggering inventive ways to approach design for 2020.
Inspiring CONCEPT ideas for 2020 and complete COLOUR for the spring/summer season – shaping the year ahead in fashion! The current climate of disruption and uncertainty is sending shock waves through all industries. Fashion is highly reliant on ‘natural capital’ and also driven by change and newness, which places the industry in a position of conflict. As the new decade approaches no trend is untouched, or can separate itself from global concerns. This new climate will short-circuit some pathways, but also open up new ones.
Womenswear embraces the freedom to experiment and take risks with mismatched styling or the combination of ‘odd’ textures, colours or fabrics. In this unique gallery we reveal over 170 of the most fashion-forward styles.
The London Fashion Week Menswear shows in Shoreditch attracted a cool crowd of fashion insiders. In this unique gallery we reveal over 500 curated images of the most fashion-forward styles. Are you ready to be inspired?