Trend Report Runway SS19

With NYFW over we are beginning to see some exciting trends.

Below are a few of our favorites.

Every culture has a rich history on textiles and we’re seeing this brought to the runway in an curious and contemporary way. So far we’ve seen Etro, Alice and Olivia, Osman and Mary Katrantzou play with Global Embellishments. Their use of metallics, placement prints, and fun embroideries are inspiring.

We’re also seeing designers take a whimsical approach. Miu Miu, Libertine, Whit, Tibi and Dior are a few who’ve included these fun prints into their newest collections. We love how detailed and free-spirited each print is.

Within florals we've been seeing a romantic prairie theme. Zac Posen, Rebecca taylor, Markus Lupfer, and Adam Lippes use of delicate florals is dreamy.

Bold basics are some of our favorites. Designers Carolina Herrera, Boss,and Prabal Gurung use bold and colorful stripes to bring their prints alive. This is one trend we hope to keep on seeing!

Keep a look out these next couple of weeks, we have a few more trends coming your way!

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September Vogue

The new September issue of Vogue is not only bursting with Beyonce beauty but features some inspirational fall prints from many of our favorite designers. 

Chloe's floral chiffon gown has a bold sophistication accenting some intricate tattooed floral silhouettes. 

Missoni is playing up its geo tribal with its zigzag hatched teal and black and white linear embellishments.  

This Valentino embroidered floral dress has a folky pop art approach to fall. 

Another fabulous design for Chloe is this velvet patchwork dress. Made up of tiny floral designs, paisleys, and blocks of colors this ensemble is ready for autumn season.

Valentino was featured again with this beautifully printed chiffon dress. The print consists of some abstract textural motifs and small geometric line work mixed with delicate lace.

Etro's patchwork dress is stunning with its geo medallion, purple accented paisleys, and floral motifs. 

When it comes to style, these glossy pages never lie! 

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Prints in the Pages

This season we have put a lot of focus on trends such as vintage bohemian, ornamental brocade, carpeted tribal, and abstracted floral prints, all of which can be spotted amongst our favorite worldly publications. Here are some selected ads and editorials from this years September issues that support our fall trend forecast and inspired us while designing our collection.

Kate Moss's spread for Etro's Fall/Winter 2015-2016 campaign photographed by Mario Testino, is made up of intricate patchwork designs. This bohemian but edgy ensemble provides an impressive palette and punch for their fall collection. 

This ad is filled with decorative medallions, William Morris - esque florals and some daring geo prints. A bold mix of prints is extremely trendy for fall and both shots helped inspire some of our patchwork designs and earthy color stories this season.

Anabel Krasnotsvetova photographed by Michelangelo di Battista in Harper’s Bazaar Japan September 2015 issue is seen wearing Burberry Prorsum's Fall 2015 ready wear. The print has Indian inspired mosaic motifs adding an interesting composition to this boho look.

 Also sporting Burberry Prorsum's Fall collection is Sabrina Ioffreda in "Artist in Residence" by Will Davidson for Glamour US September 2015.  This accented patchwork trend with its interesting layouts and mix of decorative floral motifs make this victorian carpet look shine.

This is "Traveller's Tales for Marie Claire UK September 2015, model Josefien Rodermans photographed by David Roemer.  Rodermans is featured wearing Etro's rusty red patchwork dress featuring some of our favorite fall colors. 

In this look Rodermans is wearing Lanvin 2015 Fall/winter collection.  This layered folky dress is packed with some abstracted folk florals in reds, browns, and rusts giving off a feminine nomadic look for fall.  

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Trend Report: Autumn Inspiration

Here are six inspiring trends for the up coming autumn season!  

Ornamental Brocade:

These classic decorative brocade prints have an interesting modernized look.  M Missoni, Antonio Marras, Giamba, Simone Rocha, Alice + Olovia and Dolce & Gabbana featured two color damask patterns on their runways. 

Vintage Bohemian:

Burberry, Clover Canyon, Tory Burch, Anna Sui, and Etro have been rocking the bohemian folk style. This trend combines patchwork, ethnic medallions, mixed geos, stripes, paisleys, earthy colors, and mixed scale graphics. These intricate patterns have a lot going on but still compliment a laid back lifestyle. 

Earthy Texture:

The raw look is in this fall with abstract earthy textures. The designs of Libertine, Erdem, Faith Connexion, Sachin & Babi, Vera Wang, and Prabal Gurang bring a natural sophistication to their prints. The mix of graphic rock minerals, line hatching, and corroded earthy surfaces add an interesting palette to the fall season.  

Abstracted Floral:

Neil Barrett, Diane Von Furstenberg, Rodebjer, Tanya Taylor, Blumarine,  and Samuiji are all designing with a unique floral motive in mind. The abstract floral includes, big silhouettes, gestural  line work, and a pop art approach. The colors and designs blend together nicely creating a floral camouflage. 

Conceptual Skins:

These abstract animal skins were featured by designers like Issa, M Missoni, Versace, and Lanvin in Resort and Fall runway collections.  The fur like prints combine varying skin texture, abstract motifs,  flat areas of color, and small geometric graphics. A different visual and colorful approach to this naturally designed textile. 

Carpeted Tribal:

These carpeted tribals prints include designs from Tadashi Shoji, Tory Burch, Burberry, Givenchy, Barbra Bui,  and Andrew Gn. The repetitive tapestry motifs add texture and depth to these fall prints. When you're putting on your warmer layers, think of these ornate layered patterns and palettes.  

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