Womenswear is heading towards a trend of elegant femininity and flattering silhouettes.
The focus shifts from trousers to skirts, with hemlines hovering just below the knee and more casual tailoring with shorter jackets and softened structure.
Even dresses become an increasingly casual option. With a general move away from cotton vests and jersey tops towards more embellished designs.
However, jeans are smarter with tailored cutting and uniform-style details.
The popularity of the shrug helps knitwear stay in demand, along with crochet and textured lace knits, and wrap shapes.
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Colour remains vital.
White continues its trend as a base colour, either on its own or as an offset of the brights or pastel tones.
Brights will be strong for high summer casual wear, with tones of clashing turquoise, burnt orange and fuchsia.
There will be cool, chalky neutrals mixed with the lightest of pastels just tinged with colour. Lavender and aqua tones will dominate the pastel colours, with brighter pastels being toned down with indigo denim or white jeans.
The current 'black is back' continues into summer. Darker tones will be a combination of earthy chocolate, brown and khaki tones worn in layers together. |