This is one of the more creative trends of the season, with designers such as Sylvie Millstein of Hellessy and Hanako Maeda of Adeam experimenting with singular pieces that give the appearance of layers.
From Left: Fendi, Hellessy, Natasha Zinko and Adeam.
A crossover trend from spring 2018, designers such as Prabal Gurung and Victor Glemaud noted a bold hit of color is a fast track to a positive demeanor.
From Left: Rochas, Prabal Gurung, Sonia Rykiel and Victor Glemaud.
Instantly slimming, suiting with dramatic waistlines work across myriad events and seasons.
From Left: Mugler, Marina Moscone, Sara Battaglia and Chalayan.
Playful and flirty dresses with multiple floral patterns afforded the springtime trend some depth.
From Left: 3.1 Phillip Lim, Louis Vuitton, House of Holland and Valentino.
Designers plied the traditional trenchcoat fabric into inspired designs.
From Left: Preen by Thornton Bregazzi, Pringle of Scotland, Oscar de la Renta and Claudia Li.
The Nineties have made a comeback now for a few seasons. Here, luxury brands such as Chanel and Versace amp up the fun and ease with daring twinsets.
From Left: Chanel, Versace, Iceberg and MSGM.
A quiet relative of sequins, shimmery metallics are a more approachable alternative for the holiday party rounds.
From Left: BY.Bonnie Young, Baja East, Christian Siriano and Bande Noir.
Designers proved that a classic can always be reworked for modern day, churning up stripes in graphic form onto knitwear, shirtdresses and fur coats alike.
From Left: Lela Rose, MSGM, Ports 1961 and Carolina Herrera.
From Left: Cynthia Rowley, Michael Kors, Jill Sander, and Tibi