There are plenty of new fashion trends popping up all over the world, and it can be tough to keep up. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here are the top fashion trends we’ve spotted for Autumn/Winter 2022. From elite designer fashion shows and Instagram feeds to street style inspiration, there’s something here for everyone.
Color Blocking
This season, don’t be afraid to experiment with different colours. Try pairing warm shades like orange and pink or stick to cool tones such as green and blue. A duo-chrome outfit is a popular choice but adding a third or fourth colour to the mix can make your outfit more complex and eye-catching. Instead of adding colours to your clothes, try accessorizing with a bold hat, bag, or pair of shoes.
Hot Pink Coats
Hot pink shades have been making waves in the fashion scene for some time now. Designer labels such as Balmain, Versace, and Valentino, are all on board with it this season. If you want to make a statement with your fashion choices, hot pink is the way to go.
Corset Belts
This waist-cinching accessory is timeless as well as versatile and can be worn with a variety of outfits. This year, we’re seeing it combined with knits, crops, and separates. Some of the most popular styles come from designers such as Loewe, which accentuate the hourglass shape with a peplum jetting out from the waist. Burlesque styles are also favoured in the fashion community and are often worn with t-shirts, roll-necks, and dresses.
Cowgirl Hats
Slightly camp but fashionable, the cowboy hat has become a mainstay for lovers of Gucci’s aesthetic. Worn with a similar-coloured suit, it can add some extra complexity to your outfit without feeling too overdone. Try it with a mix of tailored shirts, leather jackets, and oversized blazers for a stylish look that’s sure to turn heads.
Green All Over
Many designers including Bottega Veneta have incorporated different shades of green into their collections and it has been named the most popular colour of the year. Try pairing it with other tones of green or go for a monochromatic look with a single hue. You can also experiment with different silhouettes like a dress, blazer and roll-neck combo.
Double Denim
This season, go for an oversized jacket and jeans with patchwork or a vintage-inspired flare. Flared jeans are a popular choice among fashionistas. For a more ’60s look, try a mini skirt with coloured stockings or a long coat. You don’t have to stick to one colour, either – mix different fabric tones for a more intricate style.
Metallic Leather Bags
You can wear this must-have accessory with almost any type of outfit, whether you’re dressing up or dressing down. If you want a bag that will stand out, try pairing it with a colour that’s opposite of what you would typically expect, like blue or green. Similarly, silver is typically associated with cooler colours, but it can also look gorgeous when paired with bright, warm colours.
Platform Heels
This trend has been embraced by many fashion designers, from Valentino to Versace. It suits a variety of different clothing items, such as miniskirts, tailored trousers, or even just a pair of jeans. And when it comes to choosing a colour, the sky’s the limit! You can go for something classic, like blue or green, or opt for something a little more daring, like red or purple.
Tulle
This fabulous fabric has been gracing the red carpets for a while now, but it has recently become more wearable and accessible for everyday use. With its sheerness and abundance of volume, you can wear it for a night out or to make a statement during the day. Tulle is ideal for transitional seasons because you can easily layer it with different textures and colours.
Black Cutout Tops
As one of the more daring trends of the season, these tops are an excellent addition to any wardrobe. Try it with a suit for the office or running errands around the city. It also makes for great layering – find something with long or asymmetrical sleeves to keep yourself cosy when the temperature dips. From a night out to an event during the day, this is an off-duty model look popular with fashion lovers around the globe.
