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Check out some of the fashion trends that you’re about to see everywhere this year:
1. Color of the Year
At the start of every year, Pantone selects the colour that becomes the undisputed shade that will dominate all industries, most especially the fashion industry. For 2018, ultra violet is declared as the colour of the year. This translates to shades of purple, lavender, lilac, and pink becoming dominant aspects in majority of fashion collections. At the most recent New York Fashion Week, saturated hues of hot pink were included in major runway shows. Muted tones and subdued hues of violet are expected to be incorporated in fall and winter wardrobes as well.
2. Suits for Women
Have you seen Blake Lively’s outfits in A Simple Favor as well as the press tour for the movie? The actress sure has a wide collection of gorgeous pantsuits. Plus, all the sequined suits featured at the runways at New York Fashion Week.
How about the coordinating pantsuits that fashion icons and supermodel sisters Gigi and Bella Hadid wore when they attended the Being Serena premiere? Gigi opted for a double-breasted beige blazer with matching matchstick trousers, while the younger Bella wore a traditional style in black paired with sneakers. These outfit choices also show us that these “menswear” can be worn in so many ways to achieve different looks depending on the wearer’s own preferences.
The spirit of the '80s continues via the runway's adoption of the more literal aesthetic codes as well as the decade's DIY culture—this is a season where you make the rules. Want to be a punk princess in one of the hundreds of see-through, peekaboo dresses designers have dreamt up in clouds of tulle and embroidery? Then you can—every day of the week. Fancy the idea of wearing whatever, whenever and however you imagine it in that moment? Then the radical mix 'n' match styling seen at some of the most influential fashion houses on the block will give you the confidence to do so.
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