Winter trends, Fashion designers improvised with digital runways and sewed samples from leftover fabric in response to the changes in our environment.
Winter has finally arrived, and as the temperatures drop and we prepare to bundle up, some winter fashion trends have entirely taken over. Fashion designers improvised with digital runways and sewed samples from leftover fabric in response to the changes in our environment. As we see the colourful and daring ideas that have graced the recent runways, this enthusiasm continues. And our winter outfits appear to be anything but boring.
Allow these vibrant hues, eye-catching designs, vintage-inspired comebacks, and more to serve as the perfect excuse to get outside. Here are ten winter trends that you can get on board with:
BOLD SHAPES AND PATTERNS
Combine bold colours and forms to produce eye-catching designs that instantly brighten up your winter wardrobe. With black coats being a staple for the colder months, try mixing in a bold garment, and mixing and matching prints earns you extra points. Shapes and pattern are the new winter trends.
SKIRTS OVER TROUSERS
It may seem weird that wearing skirts with trousers has become a thing now, but it is probably time to give this trend a chance—everyone’s on board after seeing the movement on the runways street style stars and in celebrity photos. Flared pants provide length to your frame while also adding diversity to your outfit. With this simple stylistic hack, you can wear your skirts and dresses all year round.
OVERSIZED KNITS
Knitwear is always colossal news during autumn and winter. The possibilities with knitwear are endless with XXL maxis, countless layers, and warm accessories. Best Winter trends to make feel you warm and stylishh at the same time.
CLASHING COLOURS
Traditional fashion conventions are being questioned right now, as both our Instagram feeds and the runways have persuaded us that mixing bright colours isn’t such a bad idea. The possibilities are unlimited with pink and vibrant orange, purple and sunshine yellow, green and azure blue. It’sIt’s been a challenging year (or two), and freshening up your clothing is a simple way to inject some colour into your life.
GET GOING WITH LOGOS
Logos fell out of trend for a few seasons, with the best dressers opting for subtler nods to their beloved designer labels. This season though, legos are back with a bang as we see brand names and emblems splashed all over, from dresses to bags, dungarees to belts and boots.
PUFFERS
The puffer jacket, another reoccurring trend that will have wise consumers digging through their closets next season, will have a significant moment this autumn/winter. The bolder the piece is, whether in terms of colour or general silhouette, the better.
MAKE LEATHER GLOVES YOUR BEST FRIEND
Regardless of the weather, a long leather glove is a style that will keep you warm while also elevating your image. Simply adding this adaptable accessory to your wardrobe will lengthen your arms and bring drama to each appearance. Our favourite way to style gloves is with a short-sleeved blouse for a fresh take on your existing wardrobe.
SPARKLES TO THE RESCUE
Though glitz and glam are usually reserved for evening and special occasions, the runway styling suggestions we’ve adopted have persuaded us differently. Sparkles and shimmer look lovely in the daylight when coupled with casual pants. Under vests, trench coats, and blazers, expert layering creates an enhanced aesthetic.
FURS
People have a strong desire to be dramatic, so we all get on board when large fashion brands ask us to add volume to our fur coats. A technique that hits the floor or an ultra-cropped silhouette is recommended to flatter your form.
SHEER FABRIC
At first glance, wearing a lightweight sheer ensemble in the cold months may seem counterintuitive but reconsider. This style will become the statement look for your evenings when stacked to perfection. Try a knitted fabric, a long skirt, or a turtleneck to turn your thin pieces into winter staples.
