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• ATH-OFFICE

  

  Careerwear evolves yet again, as casual Fridays meet ath-leisure for a new category known as “Ath-Office” or “Work-Leisure”. An outgrowth of pandemic comfort dressing and the ubiquity of activewear on …see more

• MINI MANIA

  

    After seasons of 70s Bohemians, fashion skips back a decade with 60s Mod mania, complete with structured shapes, happy colors and plenty of minis. Maria Grazia Chiuri at Dior …see more

• LILAC IS THE NEW PINK

  

  New York Fashion Week SS19 kicked off with Tom Ford, as usual. In a collection of lingerie influences and tailored tuxedos, the newness was in the delicate color palette. Black …see more

• BIG SLOUCH

  

  Big giant sweaters were a thing in Cruise/Resort collections, and we are seeing more of them on the women who walked the runways in recent menswear shows. The sweaters can …see more

• SOFT SPORT

  

  “Ath-leisure” is losing its meaning as a separate category, since all areas of apparel are affected by an activewear influence. One interesting development is the mix of pretty lingerie elements …see more

• MAGENTA MEETS LIME

  

  In fashion right now it’s not about the color, it’s about the color combo. One mix that John Galliano used for his couture collection for Maison Margiela and that reappears …see more

• A BIT OF STRUCTURE

  

  In a movement away from all the big and slouchy carryalls or teeny-tiny “necklace bags”, the small and structured bag is looking just right. Big enough to make a statement …see more

• NECKING PARTY

  

  Scarves are the new “it” accessory. For resort there are all sorts of desirable neckwear items, from extra-long fringe-tipped sashes to narrow cravats and classic silk squares. Designers even styled …see more

• INDEPENDENT WOMEN

  

  Red, white and blue remain a go-to for warm-weather apparel. As in our SS19 Trend Tale American Dreamz, the associations may change, but the references remain constant. For resort, there are western …see more

• SPLIT PERSONALITY

  

  The newest color-blocking is a simple two-color split. The effect can be as subtle as two shades of a single hue or as graphic as black-and-white. The duotone feature brings …see more