
10 Fashion Trends From Fall 2019 You Should Know
Mar 13, 2019
Every fashion month brings a flurry of fresh ideas — some familiar with contemporary updates, and others completely new. While each week is in a new location — NYC, London, Paris, Milan — there are always common threads throughout, and fall 2019 was no different. From a sea of beige to cheetalicious prints and Sesame Street feathers, here are the top trends you'll be seeing everywhere.
Beige
From sand knit layering at Jacquemus to cozy tan coats at Max Mara, beige tones are the go-to base for the perfect fall look this season.
Cheetahlicious
Nothing is sassier than unleashing your cheetahlicious power with a fuzzy printed fur at Celine or a sexy catsuit at LaQuan Smith.
Garden Girls
Daisy embellished tailoring at Jacquemus and rose printed dresses at Simone Rocha are taking fall florals to the next level.
Face Masks
Face masks made an appearance on the runway from murder masks at Gucci to strawberry jam facials at Vivienne Westwood.
Pageant Gowns
With sequin slip dresses at Michael Kors and sexy show gowns at Moschino, this fall season will be full of the out-of-the-box Hollywood glamour that fashion needs.
Blizzard Warning
The runways are prepping us for severe winter weather conditions with thick blizzard proof furs at Acne Studios to massive puffer gowns at Moncler 1 Pierpaolo Piccioli.
"Sesame Street" Feathers
Electric green ostrich jackets at Saint Laurent and fluffy blue feathers at Marc Jacobs are bringing eclectic childhood playfulness back to the runway.
Oversized Overcoat
With massive shoulder pads at Saint Laurent and super sized classic cuts at Chanel, an oversized overcoat is a must for fall layering.
The Rainbow Effect
Whether its luxurious lavender at Balmain or classic hot pink at Chanel, fall is screaming for striking colors from head to toe
Touchy Feely
Designers are super-charging texture on the runway from ultra thick pleats at Y/Project to prickly glitter gowns at Balenciaga.
Photos via IMAXTree
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