S/S 2022 runways of Fashion Week in Paris, Milan, New York, and London have been finished. Under the steady situation of epidemic, fashion weeks operated the runway in a mixed pattern: a part of brands returned to the offline fashion show, while others continued the digital show, displaying new products through live streaming and videos. And the end of fashion week will definitely lead topics among journalists, celebrities, and buyers. The eye-catching designs revealed the unique mindset of each fashion house, which inspired the trend of next season.

HYSTERIC GLAMOUR is a Japanese fashion brand founded by Nobu Kitamura in 1984. Inspired by musics, cartoon, porno magazines, American cars, and sub-cultures, the brand used pop, kitsch, and humorous qualities to create its unique language. The mindset of blurring the gender boundary is deeply impressive among the public.

STAFFONLY is an independent menswear label founded by Une Yea and Zhou Shimo in 2015. Focusing on the possibilities in the officing space, STAFFONLY is an energetic brand that pursues unique aesthetics. There will be a new topic for every collections based on the social phenomenon. Fresh cutting, aesthetics, and humorous details provide contemporary men with novelty choices.

From unexpected quilted patterns and black looks, scientific reflected puffa jacket to enriched mixed-and-matched styles, this collection of Moncler reveals the unique temperament of Japanese modern metropolis; the smart use of nylon, hi-tech organza, cotton, and ribbed knits presents an extremely natural form.

KOCHÉ is an independent label founded by the designer Christelle Kocher in 2015, which is good at fabric splicing and mixing couture with the street culture. Its modernized elegancy and sharp attitude discovered a new path for the fashion world.

Helmut Lang, a pioneer and a master of minimalism, founded his namesake design brand in 1986. Fusing minimalist mindsets with the taste of fashion, the brand uses concise materials, deconstruction, black & white, and neutrals tones to reflect its fashion languages.

Based on the downloaded data of POP Fashion users in the recent three months, granular fleece(74%) and plush fabric(63%) lead the list, followed by polar fleece and coral velvet. Velvet and teddy bear fleece reveal a steady increasing. The thermal performance of fleece fabrics is rather suitable for creating lovely kids' outerwear, dress, sweatshirt, and loungewear. The use of bright colors will be the developing trend.

There came the 13th double 11(the online shopping carnival on November 11) for Chinese consumers. Sales Volume and quantity broke the history records once again. According to the data from November 1 to 11, 2021, POP-Fashion made a Top 10 list of sportswear brands: Nike remains the biggest winner, followed by ANTA and LI-NING.

Independent designer brands have already become a mainstream in the market, and those niche brands from Korea are now affecting the fashion trend on a global scale. Some potential labels with not too much fame draw the attention of the niche fashion world and fashion bloggers. The strong momentum of the benchmark brand We11Done leads the trend. The main styles of Korean designer brands: mature minimalism, street fashion, and sweet girls. Clothing that celebrities wear is the most popular, while these high-quality products with personality can also attract loyal consumers.

The Los Angeles-based label founded in 2005, Beyond Yoga provides well wrapped and skin-friendly sportswear for young women. Over 85% of the management are female beyond the founder. Providing sizes from XXS to 4X, the brand also builds an inclusive community for women to help them get rid of the anxiety about body shapes.

ED Hardy is an American fashion label founded in 2004, who always uses embroidery, washing, and ink spraying to create a decadent yet extravagant touch. A series of fashionable garments are presented by the combination with tattoo patterns as eagles, tigers, skulls, demons, daggers, and naked women. Besides, ED Hardy also reflects a thick Japanese accent through some novelty cartoon patterns.

LC23 was an Italian label for shirts founded by Leo Colaccio. With the expanding of product lines, the brand is now providing adultswear and kidswear as well, and all the products are made by hand in Italy. Bold and bright colors are paired with imaginative designs to bring an uplifting emotion. Individualization, high-quality processes, passionate styles, and handmade are the highlights of LC23.

C2H4 is a Los Angeles-based niche designer brand founded by Yixi Chen in 2012, who celebrates personal freedom and minimalist life concept. Inspired by the youthful street culture and free spirit of the west coast, designer fuses minimalist geos and chemical structures with extravagant street culture to give birth to stylish products with signature tailoring.

Influenced by the epidemic, Kingpins Indigo Museum was held on-line for the third time. We can see from the exhibition that manufacturers will keep offering sustainable fabrics for the denim industry based on the economic upcycling. This report will focus on the lounge comfort, low pollution, and eco-friendly technologies in the public market to show the latest denim trend.

The high street label RHUDE that comes from Los Angeles was founded by Rhuigi Villasenor. Focusing on the minimalism, RHUDE gets inspiration from Grunge style and shows a pure American accent. Cigarette elements are injected into the design, involving the classic case of Marlboro. All these novelty thoughts and mindsets make RHUDE a unique and innovative brand.

Founded by the Korean designer Jung Ye Seul in 2011, O!OiCOLLECTION has been a representative label of old-school fashion, and its minimalist looks are greatly loved by young Korean consumers. A/W 2021 collection fused French-style elegancy with casual preppy style to show differences with the normal teen preppy style. The wide use of geometric argyles creates practical pieces.

The Thai girls' wear label Lyn Around continues its sweet brand genes to A/W 2021 collection. Ditsy florals, ruffles, and bowknots are shown throughout the collection, while embroidery provides more delicate details; kitten prints are also mixed with florals, while bougainvilleas are printed on denim to exude the rustic visual effect in Thailand along with French-style romance and Mori-style vitality

Craig Green is a namesake brand founded by a London designer, also the graduate of Central Saint Martins, in 2013. And he won the British Menswear Designer at the Fashion Awards 2016, 2017, and 2018. Bold designs and quirky tailoring combine cross-media inspirations with the tradition through unexpected art forms and crafts. The brand blurs the boundaries and takes clothing as the carrier to subvert the taboos in traditional culture.

Valentino A/W 21/22 collection was joined by the immersive drama "Sleep No More" to bring this fashion show titled "Reborn in Dreams" into a theater. The fusion of fashion performance and drama interpreted this surreal and fantastic Act Collection, creating a dreamland about subversion and rebirth. Led by black and white, this A/W collection also used impressive cutouts, embroideries, checks, laces, dots, and tassels to inject the punk spirit into the elegancy of theater.

A.W.A.K.E. MODE was founded in London in 2016 by Natalia Alaverdian. A.W.A.K.E. MODE is exploring the idea of creating avant-garde yet versatile wardrobe, recognisable for its innovative cuts, unexpected details, light-heartedness and subtle cross-cultural and historical references from art and film. The Spring 2022 ready-to-wear collection combined art and film with apparel design and endowed minimalism with fashionable charm with a Japanese accent. Laser-cut disc garments and detachable woven sleeves were brought to the forefront. Alaverdian offered sustainable designs, bold deconstructions, and powerful square quilting.

The Bulgarian wasteland label founded in 2007 by Demo and Toro, DEMOBAZA draws inspiration from AVG culture, wasteland, and post-apocalyptic culture. Their futuristic, deconstructed uniforms make every lookbook to be like the scenes in sci-fi films.