12 fashion trends predicted to be hot in 2019
Biker shorts, safari jackets, leopard and zebra prints... are trends you need to update soon.
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| Bike shorts: This style of pants was popularized by the Hadid and Kardashian sisters this year, but being brought to the catwalk is another story, because that means this style of pants will be "covered" more. The most traditional way to mix biker shorts is to combine them with oversized shirts, sneakers or ankle boots. A series of fashion houses following this trend include Toga, Maryam Nassir Zadeh, Fendi, Area, Roberto Cavalli. |
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| Off the shoulder top: Bare shoulders are always an eye-catching point when you go out. However, next year, the trend is towards off-shoulder shirts. It can be a regular off-shoulder design or a cut-out so that the shoulders are only slightly visible behind. This type of shirt will certainly bring more peace of mind to girls who are often worried about their shirts shifting when moving. |
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| New style safari jacket: This is a jacket that is often seen in adventure movies, with a belt and many small pockets. Now this jacket style is given a modern breath by using a variety of colors, with a closer fit, and even in jumpsuit form. The model in the photo combined the jacket with wide-leg pants of the same color and material to create a more luxurious look. |
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| Bermuda shorts:Once called "grandma's pants" with a monotonous, boring style, reaching the knee, bermudas were promoted again in 2019. This type of pants is considered more polite than biker shorts, not hugging the body but more spacious. If you choose the right outfit, you can totally wear it to a date. |
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| Pattern of the wild: It is not difficult to recognize the rise of leopard and zebra prints at this time with many vibrant color palettes, not just dark brown or black and white. If you want to be a trend-setter, you should not ignore this pattern. |
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| Plaid: The 1980s craze has returned with a vengeance. Oscar de la Renta, Balenciaga, Dries Van Noten... are three of the pioneering fashion houses promoting this trend, even combining other patterns in interesting ways. |
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| Tie-dye colors:Fashionistas are certainly familiar with outfits with mixed color streaks, which at first look like color bleeding, but this is actually the tie-dye technique. Fashion houses that contributed to the "fever" of the 1960s trend are R13, Prada, MSGM, Christian Dior... |
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| Bright neon colors: The days of soft pastels are over, now bright tones are gradually taking over the catwalk. Jeremy Scott and many other brands have proven that orange, lime green and neon yellow can absolutely create a harmonious whole like this. |
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| Red power: This will be one of the colors predicted to be widely used in 2019, through collections of Jil Sander, Valentino, Tibi... Bright and outstanding, red is probably not "inferior" to neon. |
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| Transparent jacket: Perhaps this jacket was inspired by rainy days, because they look like elaborate raincoats with luxurious colors. Kate Spade New York quickly caught the trend with a sweet bright pink jacket, perfectly combined with the yellow outfit inside. |
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| Crochet clothes: The crochet style was once a hit in the swimsuit industry, but now this trend has found its way into more casual clothing. Michael Kors (center) quickly launched an eye-catching orange dress, accompanied by a hat, handbag, and sandals in the same color, as if affirming the vitality of summer days. |
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| Feathers: Feather details have been all over the runways for some time now, and they’re not going to slow down in the coming year. By pairing feathers with denim, Calvin Luo (pictured left) has certainly created a great example of how to mix difficult materials together. |
