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By: ROEYNA MAY FAMISARAN
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THE Fashion Weeks are now behind us. As this year nears its closure, fashion editors and enthusiasts are now gearing up for brand new trends.
Runways showed them: the new silhouettes, fabrics, and styles. Did you miss the fashion week shows? Panay News compiled the top trends to watch out for next year.
GLAM LEISURE
(Photos from Vogue)
The athleisure will be a thing of the past. Prominent fashion houses gave it a new spin by mixing glamorous pieces with sports wear.
“The look was particularly punchy at Valentino where Pierpaolo Piccioli The Get Down-inspired track suits, dresses, and strappy sandals with athletic ankle socks,” Vogue writes.
BIG STRIPES
(Photos from Lifestyleasia.com)
The stripes are considered an old trend – but it is not fading into obsolescence anytime soon.
Lifestyleasia.com notes: “…Designers including Kenzo, Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini and Tome infuses the pattern with contrasting technicolours for an extra visual boost, while Fendi and Delpozo have opted for a softer and more gracious approach.”
MIXED PRINTS
(Photos from wwd.com)
Gone are the days when the rule “don’t mix and match” is being followed. Nowadays, mixing and matching are prominent in the fashion world. London Fashion Week dared to mix bold patterns and it did not disappoint.
SATIN
(Photos from wwd.com)
The runways showed too many satin fabrics, making it a trend to watch out for next year. According to wwd.com, “its sheen instantly elevates any silhouette (and) … its inherent fluidity and lightness makes it comfortable to wear all night long.”
PLAID
(Photo from Pinterest)
A classic trend, plaid is making noise for next year.
Vogue writes, “These aren’t your run-of-the-mill checks and tartans. Plaids are getting a heavy dose of cool with variations on shapes and shades that are a far cry from the Scottish Highlands.”
LAVENDER
(Photos from The Zoe Report)
Move over, millennial pink. Lavender was a prominent choice for designers Victoria Beckham, Michael Kors and Tibi. They incorporated the color to create high-fashioned and fresh looks.
DRESSED UP DENIM
(Photos from wwd.com)
The denim will be given a new twist come 2018. The staple got a more glamorous statement with designers pairing them with dresses, tailored blazers, and elegant tops.
JUMPSUITS
(Photos from lifestyleasia.com)
Jumpsuits are effortlessly elegant. Aside from being a practical outfit, jumpsuits create a statement. For 2018, designers Tibi and Salvatore Ferragamo gave their own sophisticated twists to this fashion item./PN
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