From Versace’s newest collection that was inspired by the digital world during Milan Fashion Week to Alexander Wang’s style influenced by hard rockers at New York Fashion Week, here are the 8 trends to watch for.
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VICTORIA BECKHAM, FEBRUARY 15, 10AM, NEW YORK. Victoria Beckham was all about neutral tones and artful draping this season. Jewel Samad / AFP photo -
DEREK LAM, FEBRUARY 15, 12PM, NEW YORK. It was a modern take on All-American sportswear at Derek Lam with pyjama-inspired silk combinations and V-neck jumpers. JP Yim / Getty Images / AFP -
ROKSANDA ILINCIC, FEBRUARY 23, 10AM, LONDON. Beautiful colours swirled to perfection at Roksanda Ilincic. Ben Stansall / AFP photo -
BURBERRY, FEBRUARY 23, 1PM, LONDON. Christopher Bailey’s “Patchwork, Pattern and Prints” show was a medley of muted tones, florals and fringing. Alastair Grant / AP photo -
VERSACE, FEBRUARY 27, 8PM, MILAN. Donatella Versace took the digital world to heart for her latest collection, incorporating the label’s well-known bling with @ and hashtag symbols, emojis and emoticons. / Filippo Monteforte / AFP photo -
BOTTEGA VENETA, FEBRUARY 28, 9.30AM, MILAN. Bottega Veneta’s Tomas Maier merged 1960s and 1970s silhouettes and prints for autumn/winter 2015 — an obvious contrast to the label’s usual pretty pastel aesthetic. Antonio Calanni / AP photo -
DRIES VAN NOTEN, MARCH 5, 3PM, PARIS. Dries Van Noten infused his quintessential bohemian design quality into an Oriental mood this season. Patrick Kovarik / AFP photo
Timeline of 8 Fashion Week trends to watch — in pictures
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