November 2019 Women's Fashion Trend Analysis Report

For many of us, the world seems to be on the verge of collapse, and designers certainly have this feeling. The fall and winter fashion trends of 2019 are inspired by an impending sense of bad luck. Some people create men's clothing for women, while others show unisex clothing. Therefore, the main trends in the autumn and winter of 2019/2020 are suits, loose pants, big shoulders and sports jackets.

 

Below we summarize 12 fashion trends for everyone to use for your reference.

 

1. Modern Tweed

 

Tweed is synonymous with Chanel in the fashion world, and is synonymous with the fashion trends of autumn and winter 2019/2020, because we can not only see this comfortable autumn fabric on Chanel's show, but also in other big brand autumn series. Tweed has appeared in a variety of styles in recent fashions, from coats to classic office dresses, from pants to romantic dresses.

 

Of course, Chanel led the tweed trend in this fall season, followed by Victoria Beckham, who launched a bold tweed dress; Brock also launched a tweed jacket, pants, short skirts and dresses; Celine has introduced a variety of colors and styles of tweed, as well as (Tod), Gucci, Louis Vuitton and more.

 

 

2. Fur Cuffs and Collar

 

The fall and winter fashion trends of 2019 are largely unattractive, as designers are considering other things this season. However, a small part of the charm we saw on the catwalk was revealed through fur cuffs and collars.

Let's start with the jacket designed by Marine Serre. The young designer has recently caused a sensation in Paris. She crafted a long trench coat with cuffs and collars that made of brightly colored faux fur. This is the best expression of Pop Art charm.

 

In Sacai, the fur trim on denim and military green jackets looks more like a cautious cold weather. Finally, at the Thom Browne fashion show, the fur coat of the gray coat appears on the cuffs.

 

 

3. Warm Wool

 

Although the name of the wool implies the sheep's fur, it is actually a vegan synthetic fiber, so animal lovers can enjoy it without any flaws, but wool does have some impact on the environment, if you choose to recycle to avoid excessive washing, these effects can be avoided.

 

We like the wool lining on a dark brown short jacket from Maryam Nassir Zadeh, which looks old- fashioned and provides a solid insulation for the winter. There is also a white full-wool zip-up shirt on the pleated skirt, which is both casual and professional. The sleeves of the 1941 Coach men's jacket are all made of wool, while Sandy Liang and 3.1 Phillip Lim are very sporty but feminine.

 

 

4. Pockets Craft

 

"Women's clothes need pockets" is the consistent opinion of feminists in the past few years. Apparently, designers are also listening, because pockets became one of the trends of the fall of 2019. This fall, you won't have to carry your wallet all the time, because all the pockets will meet your needs!

 

For example, at the opening of the Adeam fashion show, there is a combination of dark yellow pants and jackets that can be worn in any semi-casual workplace. There are four large pockets on the front of the jacket that isbig enough to hold the next phone, wallet, pens, make-up boxes, keys, and anything you might need! Palm Angels and Max Mara jackets are a number of front pockets that also impressed us.

 

 

5. Girdling Waist

 

The various girdling waists emphasize the natural curves, often contrasting with strong shoulders, which avoid the overly feminine contours and instead give us a unique shape that transcends gender. Usually, this effect is achieved by adding a strip of leather to the sports top, which also contributes to the “safari explorer”style we saw in the fall fashion of 2019.

 

At Balmain, we felt the most popular tuny of the season, with an ultra-tight belt and oversized jacket to create the coolest mix.

 

Michael Kors took the same approach by wrapping a thin waistband over a large coat to help slim the waistline.

 

 

6. Comfortable Quilting

 

Because of brands like Chanel and Prada, quilting has been closely linked to designer brands, especially quilted leather for accessories such as shoes and handbags. In the autumn and winter fashion trends of 2019, quilting technology was used in some gorgeous creations.

 

Oscar de la Renta's dresses always guarantee luxury. In the fashion show of Gabriela Hearst and Prabal Gurung, quilting technology is used to coat the coat, and Rachel Comey uses thick cotton. It is made into warm clothing to keep people warm in winter.

 

 

7. Jumpsuit

 

In the autumn and winter fashion trends of 2019-2020, the jumpsuit is the most professional and suitable for office wear, suitable for all working women.

 

For us, the most versatile jumpsuit is the brown jumpsuit from the Emilia Wickstead fashion show. Its elegant cut, simple belt, and the cuffs that roll up slightly on the pants look very delicate. The light blue jumpsuit that appeared on the fashion show also reached the same standard of elegance.

 

 

8. Cloak Design

 

The cloak is a short sleeveless jacket that covers the back, arms and chest with a button on the neck. For those women who want to announce to the world that they are obsessed with fashion, the shawl is their ultimate winter outfit.

 

The winter fashion trends of 2019-2020 offer us a large number of different styles of cloaks, giving any style a romantic atmosphere of the 19th century.

 

Miuccia Prada's Prada and Miu Miu brand collections have cloaks. Prada's cloak is a bit dark and made of dark brown or black lace. The Miu Miu cloak is more romantic (and certainly warmer), and the large design and big buttons are black and navy. Other brands that make gorgeous cloaks include Marc Jacobs, Giorgio Armani, Balmain, and Valentino.

 

 

9. Fascinating culottes

 

The culottes are a pair of cropped trousers with a French girl's fashion style. They are making a comeback in the fall show of the 2019 autumn. They are especially useful in the fall, especially when you live in a slightly warmer place. The opening of the Celine fashion show is a pleated neutral brown culottes. As the fashion show progresses, more styles of culottes appear on the platform, indicating that this year's offices around the world will wear this pair of trousers. Rosie Assoulin culottes are more bohemian because they are brown and then wrapped in a yellow scarf.

 

If you are looking for a newer, more fashionable culottes, check out Jacquemus's work~

 

 

10. Turtleneck sweater

 

High-neck sweaters may be inspired by Michel Foucault, Greta Garbo, Steve Jobs or Audrey Hepburn, or you might like a turtleneck sweater because it is another piece of clothing that will keep you warm in the neck during the upcoming autumn and winter seasons. As designers and stylists show us on stage, they can be worn in many different ways.

 

For example, at the Tom Ford fashion show, a turtleneck sweater was worn under a suit jacket, giving a chic and professional feel. Versace has always brought us amazing shapes, even though the clothes themselves are very durable!

 

In the fall fashion show of 2019, many brands brought high-neck sweaters back to the market, and bel Marant, Tibi and Celine were just a few of them.

 

 

11. Pleated skirt

 

With the rise of the retro trend of autumn and winter 2019-2020, the pleated skirt has returned, we must say that it is much more sensible than the pleated skirt of the previous season. You don't need to buy a new designer designed dress, you may already have a pleated skirt behind the wardrobe. Now, you don't have to give up on it, this upcoming winter will once again ignite the joy!

 

Alberta Ferretti and Emilio Pucci positioned the folds as evening dresses, the former with a dress and the latter with a short skirt with shimmering fabric. Fendi excelled in making leather pleated skirts, and at Gucci, we were surprised to see a smaller white pleated skirt.

 

Other designers who offer pleated skirts include Maryam Nassir Zadeh, Tory Burch, Celine, Christian Dior and Peter Pilotto.

 

 

12. Velvet, Corduroy

 

Velvet and corduroy are cousins, soft to the touch, and have a retro charm that belonged to the 1990s in recent memory. Their texture values are similar, because when you look at a piece of clothing from a distance, such as from the back seat of a fashion show, you will find it difficult to distinguish between corduroy and velvet, and vice versa. Both materials are warm and elegant, so they are perfect for the winter of 2019.

 

At the Tom Ford fashion show, a luxurious velvet jacket with loose satin pants exudes luxury and elegance. The designer himself wore a black velvet coat to scream at the people to emphasize the velvet fashion. We also saw velvet suddenly appearing on the A.W.A.K.E. platform, while corduroy appeared in the Brock Collection and Maryam Nassir Zadeh series.

 

 

More fashion trend analysis report for womenswear: https://www.popfashioninfo.com/analysis/