Temperatures have dipped to an all-time cold! Though a trip to the Big Apple’s 5th Avenue or London’s Savile Row may be far from a reality right now, we’re excited to finally throw on this season’s puffiest outerwears and warmest woolen garbs to flaunt. From a splash of popping colours to knitted poncho numbers to elevated bomber jackets, these are the bold and bright winter fashion trends worth picking up before the colder season ends. Scroll below for Gafencu‘s picks…
Chic form and comfy function are on the same team. While cooler days call for heavier and more voluptuous outerwear, moving ahead is easy in these winter-sports-inspired cover-ups, from Michael Kors’ bomber jacket to Miu Miu’s bubble-gum number.
Form-fitting or lovely and loose, from sweaters to dresses, knitted garbs like Fendi’s cropped turtleneck jumper, Valentino’s poncho number and Ports’ layered ensemble make for warm, utterly elegant styling. Pull on the wool this season …
Denim makes a fierce comeback on the runways of the highest fashion authorities. Ripped, faded or patched – no matter which way your style sways, slip into the likes of Celine jeans or Louis Vuitton denim overalls or even a Hermès denim coat for the smartest of casual ease.
Capes came back into fashion a few seasons ago and there’s no sign of them disappearing. Taking inspiration from Victorian royals, then elevating this outerwear trend with flowing elegance and flexible functionality, they are at their buoyant best on the runways of Valentino and Hermès.
Loosening the reins on traditional styling are this season’s trendiest trench coats. The likes of Versace, Louis Vuitton and Fendi set a less formal, more modish outerwear mood for fashion-forward men to follow suit.
Bold Colours
This winter is in need of a much needed splash of colour to the traditionally earthy cool tones of winter garments. From hot pink and sharp yellow to a illuminating glorious green – brilliant neon hues paint the runways with a much-needed vibrancy. Take, for example, Burberry’s cape-sleeved dress, Gucci’s Aria ensemble and Salvatore Ferragamo’s over sized number. Bold, bright and beautiful.
