Just like New York, furs, oversized coats and plaids were big in London too. But I wanted to save the repeating of the trends for Milan and Paris. Here are my top 4.
1. Blue - I think its safe to say that Blue is the official colour for the fall. A lot of designers had blue incorporated in their silhouettes. It also happens to be my favourite colour. Yay for me. Now my fall wardrobe can be filled with everything blue instead of bursting with varying shades of pink, orange and coral!
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| L-R: Eudon Choi, House Of Holland, JW Anderson, Marques Almeida, Emilia Wickstead |
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| L-R: Matthew Williamson, Peter Pilotto, Roksanda Ilincic, Temperley London |
2. Shine bright like a diamond - Be it through the use of sequins like that sequinned dress at Tom Ford or through the use of iridescent/metallic fabric, next fall will be shiny as ever.
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| L-R: Tom Ford, Jonathan Saunders, Simone Rocha, Todd Lynn |
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| L-R: Peter Pilotto, Mary Katrantzou, Matthew Williamson, Meadham Kirchhoff |
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| L-R: House Of Holland, Ashish, Daks, Giles |
3. See through - Lace or sheer fabric, the see through trend is still going strong from the previous seasons. Don't store all your sheer stuff just yet.
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| Simone Rocha, Temperley London, Meadham Kirchhoff |
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| L-R: House Of Holland, Marques Almeida, Burberry |
4. Prints - This is yet another trend from the previous seasons that is as strong as ever. I know I'll be repeating this trend from Milan and Paris too because it's so amazing to show you all the eclectic prints that designers are inspired by. The surrealist hands at Giles, the geometrics at Peter Pilotto and many more. Also another thing to take note of is that clashing prints, albeit a bit risky, is no longer a fashion faux pas. This is a trend that has not only been seen on the runways but also on street style.
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| L-R: Paul Smith, Peter Pilotto, Jonathan Saunders, Temperley London |
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| L-R: Jean-Pierre Braganza, Matthew Williamson, Burberry, Emilia Wickstead |
Images Via Style.com
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