FALL INTO SPRING

The collections may be for Fall-Winter 18, but all the florals say springtime. The runways are awash in splashy flower motifs of all kinds — watercolors, warp-prints, inky line drawings, silhouettes and appliqués. Gorgeous, giant blossoms adorn dresses, skirts, hooded cloaks, printed velvet tights, and even enliven a classic peacoat for men.

Manish Arora Fall/Winter RTW 2018
Richard Quinn Fall/Winter RTW 2018
Miu Miu Fall/Winter RTW 2018
Valentino Fall/Winter RTW 2018
Tanya Taylor Fall/Winter RTW 2018
Libertine Fall/Winter RTW 2018

GOING FOR A JOG

Joggers abound on the runways this season. While some women dismiss the roomy gathered leg silhouette as being “unflattering”, the style is showing up on the street, and embraced by early adapter bloggers like Danielle Bernstein, known on Instagram as @weworewhat. Bernstein, an influential fashion blogger, embraces the new wave of the jogger in contemporary ensembles (as in the image above), or in the activewear looks she sports in dance videos with the @rickeysisters. Designers cut the item in a wide variety of fabrics and pant widths, making it adaptable for all occasions and markets.

Chloe Fall/Winter RTW 2018
Lacoste Fall/Winter RTW 2018
Hellesy Fall/Winter RTW 2018
Danielle Bernstein, known on Instagram as @weworewhat, is an influential fashion blogger that pioneers the new wave of ‘The Jogger.’ From her contemporary adaptation in the image shown above, to her activewear ensembles in her dance videos with the @rickeysisters, Danielle’s styling techniques show how this item can be worn on real women. Check out our Mood Rooms for more inspiration on how to adapt ‘The Jogger’ for your clientele.
Dries Van Noten Fall/Winter RTW 2018
Central Saint Martins Fall/Winter RTW 2018