Consumers are embracing asymmetrical looks in all sorts of styles this season. Clothing and accessories with uneven and off-center designs bring a fresh twist to traditional styles. From hemlines and waistbands to one-shoulder tops, these asymmetrical ideas work for those seeking edgy and avant-garde fashion choices.
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For fall/ winter, designers embraced a new hoodie craze by adding a practical headpiece to styles ranging from the simple to the ornate. This trend combines comfort and style by offering versatile and cozy options for all occasions.
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Hi-shine finishes from subtle glimmer to bold metallics add modern glam to all types of styles, be they body con dresses, tiny tops, or oversized pants. These reflective touches bring a unique and stylish edge to any creation, setting brands and their consumers apart from the un-shiny crowd.
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Workwear, in all its rugged charm, is holding strong as a key category for F/W. The durable utilitarian clothing is both stylish and functional. From sturdy denim boiler suits to pocket-heavy vests, we love seeing a range of options that work for myriad body types and genders. Tap into the trend to provide fashion that’s current and timeless at once.
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This sporty-casual trend combines the comfort of workout gear with retro-modern silhouettes and patterns that work for everyday activities. Soccer and rugby jerseys, tracksuits, and letterman jackets are key components, while striped henleys, pleated skirts, and argyle prints round out the idea.
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With inspiration coming from both Wednesday Addams and the resurgence of current and past goth & industrial music, monochromatic black looks are having a major moment. Understated feminine details like lace trim, tiers, and tiny ruffles balance out the dark heaviness of these styles, which are certain to grow in popularity well into fall.
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The West is best. Cowboy and prairie looks, especially those with a 70’s influence, are being revisited for all genders in fresh ways to include fringe, vests, updated denim, chaps, boots, and embroidery.
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The no-pants pant look is positioned to be a summer staple, with the item being worn with everything from bra tops to baby tees to structured blouses and jackets. For the beach or a festival, this idea has legs.
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A new staple for spring transition, the bolero is cropped and has a short or long sleeve, highlighting the clavicle and decolletage. These shrugs can be worn over everything from bra tops to tanks to little dresses as a light layer and an updated accessory.
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New ways to wear knits are being invented and we love to see it. Knits with cutouts, unique necklines, and different crops for layering have been on the rise, especially for festival season.
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