Saturday, August 30, 2014

20 Trends for Fall/Winter 2014 - 2015 From Vogue Paris

Sweet Sixties

Twiggy, Penelope Tree and Jane Birkin were on the minds of designers at GucciSaint Laurent and Louis Vuitton this season. Mini-skirts, trapeze dresses, patent Mary-Janes, graphic bobs and pastel colors paid tribute to the baby doll style, presenting a fresh, carefree take on the Swinging Sixties London.
Left to right, Louis VuittonGucciSaint Laurent.
A trend also seen at Miu MiuValentino and Ralph Lauren.

All over knits

One of the most prominent trends for Winter was the comfortingly soft, full look in wool, as seen at Stella McCartneyMarc Jacobs and Céline. This trend works best in neutral tones.
Left to right, CélineStella McCartneyMarc Jacobs.
A trend also seen at Haider AckermannSonia Rykiel and Paul Smith.

Eccentric furs

Reinterpreted at Alexander McQueenFendiRoberto CavalliChloéPucci and Versace, this indispensable winter classic became extraordinary: wild influences, patchwork effect and flashes of vibrant red updated the rules of the classic and eternal fur coat.
Left to right, Just CavalliAlexander McQueen, Fendi.
A trend also seen at VersaceBalmain and Marc Jacobs.

XXL coats

An eternal classic, the ¾ length coat cut a longer length this season. The men's overcoat seen at Dior took on a feminine look at Céline with elegant white buttons and a defined waist, while Lanvin made the piece sing in a full black look.
Left to right, CélineLanvinChristian Dior.
A trend also seen at Miu MiuCalvin Klein  and Costume National.

Goldmine

Gold took to the spotlight as it cascaded across the Fall/Winter 2014-2015 runways. Making audiences want to hit the dance floor, the gold rush trend was seen at Saint LaurentPradaChloé and Moschino.
Left to right, ChloéPradaSaint Laurent.
A trend also seen at CarvenDolce & Gabbana and Rodarte.

Night birds

The couture touch of ostrich feathers graced ready-to-wear runways this season. Soft and light, the plumes added a touch of refined elegance to each silhouette, floating breezily down the runway, as light as the wings of a bird.
Left to right, LanvinCélineAlexander McQueen.
A trend also seen at Emanuel UngaroAlberta Ferretti and Marni.

Sportswear

From Fendi to Miu Miu, the athletic esthetic continued to inspire designers this season, seen both in fleece and mesh fabrics in a red, blue and black palette, each item brought a cool, dynamic sportswear vibe to the runway.
Left to right, Miu MiuFendiLouis Vuitton.
A trend also seen at CélineJeremy Scott and T by Alexander Wang.

Fairytales

From Little Red Riding Hood, to Snow White and the Queen of Hearts, Fall/Winter 2014-2015's collections were dreamy and imaginative. Poetic silhouettes made of delicate fabrics and precious embroidery were a homage to some of the most famous fairytales. The trend was seen at Dolce & GabbanaAlexander McQueen and Valentino.

Tailoring

This winter, suits take on a masculine edge, as girls walked the runway in boyfriend-borrowed ensembles. The trend for classically tailored suits was seen at Haider AckermannHermès and Ralph Lauren.

Military khaki

It's time to step in line as military hit the runway for Fall/Winter 2014-2015. With khaki as the dominating color, the rules and rigor of the army captured designers' attention, inspiring a fashion soldier's uniform of stricter silhouettes and structured looks.
Left to right, BalmainCalvin KleinIsabel Marant.
A trend also seen at Vivienne WestwoodAlberta Ferretti  and Paul & Joe.

Duvet coats

For Fall/Winter 2014-2015, quilting is no longer just a feature on bags and leather goods. Worn as a coat, upholstery-style fabric enveloped feminine silhouettes in a cozy cocoon, fashionable protection against sub 32°F temperatures.
Left to right, Junya WatanabeKenzoChloé.

Aspen chic

The Seventies cult argyle sweater has made its big return this season on the Fall/Winter 2014-2015 runways, updated to suit both the city and the mountain. Louis Vuitton paired the classic piece with a Sixties leather skirt, whilst Maison Martin Margiela cinched it with a skinny belt, and Tommy Hilfiger featured fringe detailing.
Left to right, Louis VuittonMaison Martin MargielaTommy Hilfiger.
A trend also seen at Miu MiuSaint Laurent and Temperley London.

Second skin

Shearling made its comeback for Winter 2014 as this season's must-have piece. The truly wintery trend was shown in cuddly, soft silhouettes, with an ethnic vibe at Burberry or pop feel at Prada.
Left to right, EtroPradaBurberry Prorsum.
A trend also seen at Ralph LaurenTommy Hilfiger and Anthony Vaccarello.

Optical monochrome

Black and white went graphic on the runway, as designers presented intricately geometric patterns, Rorschach-style motifs and trompe l'œil effects. The prints of the season created hypnotic images and optical illusions.
Left to right, BalmainBottega VenetaDries van Noten.
A trend also seen at Giambattista ValliMaiyet  and Creatures of the Wind.

Poncho

An iconic piece of folk style, the poncho was a key garment on the BurberryEtro and Roberto Cavallirunways. Roberto Cavalli presented a sophisticated look in monochrome with a fur hood, whilst at Burberryand Etro they hung nonchalantly over models' shoulders like a chic blanket.
Left to right, EtroRoberto CavalliBurberry Prorsum.
A trend also seen at Tommy HilfigerBarbara Bui and Alexis Mabille.

Sixties prints

An echo to the arty trend seen on the Spring/Summer 2014 runways, Sixties prints are back for Winter, updated with a modern twist. Prada and Chloé showed silk dresses entirely in vintage prints, while Valentino chose psychedelic accents for a true Sixties feel, that was nothing if not vibrant.
Left to right, PradaChloéValentino.
A trend also seen at Jonathan SaundersPaul & Joe and Diane von Furstenberg.

Capes

Whether scarlet, embroidered with pearls or delicate designs, paired with a fur hood, or straight from Grimm's Fairy Tales, the cape is the outerwear piece of choice for Fall/Winter 2014. It provides an alluring cocoon with echoes of the fairytale trend, seen at Valentino and Dolce & Gabbana.
Left to right, Dolce & GabbanaGareth Pugh, Valentino.
A trend also seen at Junya Watanabe , Burberry Prorsum  and Elie Saab .

Velvet night

Shimmering, silky velvet was used as never before this season, creating an androgynous pajama-style suit, and Sixties-inspired dresses. On the runway, the fabric brought a soft halo to each piece as it caught the light, for a sensual feel.
Left to right, Nina RicciTom FordChanel.
A trend also seen at EtroFendi  and Emporio Armani.

Feline femininity

“This world without leopard…I mean, who would want to be here?" Diana Vreeland famously exclaimed about this eternal symbol of femininity and uninhibited sensuality. Still making fashion roar today, it was found on the runways at Giorgio ArmaniCéline and Givenchy.
Left to right, CélineGiorgio ArmaniGivenchy.
A trend also seen at GucciSaint Laurent  and Balmain.

Singing in the rain

Miu MiuBalenciaga and Sacai reinvented the rain coat, providing waterproof parkas for winter downpours. With either a Sixties feel, sportswear vibe or covered in fur, this trend will add a touch of magic and excitement to the rain.
Left to right, Miu MiuBalenciagaSacai.
A trend also seen at Paul & JoeT by Alexander Wang and Peter Pilotto.


That ends the 20 Fall/Winter 2014-2015 fashion trends by Vogue Paris. There are places who doesn't have the Fall and Winter season. For those who live in tropical places, you guys can still get inspiration from these fashion trends that you can incorporate in your own style. Have fun in mix and matching and discover your own style. 

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