Berta Cabestany is a namesake Spanish brand founded in September 2016. Berta Cabestany's pre-spring 2020 collection with the theme of LA BELLEZA DE LA LUZ nods to Valencia and Spanish painter Joaquín Sorolla. Cabestany is obsessed with paintings and artistic skills. The new marble print and lighting effect are used. Embroidery is key, and Valencia flame and Valencia-style lace trims go through the collection. Puff sleeves bring a romantic and warm feeling.

In July, smart casual is dominant, while streetwear brand and athleisure stay the same. Rune arts sees a rise obviously. Patterns of letters, characters and animals see an increase. Splicing and applique don't change much, and placement print see a great rise. Pockets are more popular.

This report shows the top 30 knitwear brands in the first half of 2019. The mainstream styles, key elements and popular items are analyzed.

For S/S 2020 trunk shows, stylish sweatshirts are dominant. The sleeve, neckline and waist are renewed. Exaggerated sleeves and necklines are appealing, while the nipped-in waist accentuates feminine form. The real-life animal prints add interest.

Tokyo market takes the lead in Japanese styling. For pre-fall 2019, the native style remains, and popular elements are added. Colored stripes are most striking.

For S/S 2019, photo prints, logos, tie-dye and appliques are novel. Details are also highlighted to update sweatshirts.

The pink sweater in Louis Vuitton's S/S 2020 collection was a hit. In this season, patterns and crafts interpret the youthful and smart trend.

In July's Sweatshirts, youthful elegancy and athleisure hold 73%, followed by avant-garde brand. Letters are still prevalent, and splicing is dominant. Embroidery and drawstrings are increasingly popular.

Perennial sweatshirts can provide a nonchalant and cosy feel. In this season, hand scrawling, panelling and tie-dye are used to update sweatshirts.

In S/S 2020 trunk shows, bold colors are apparent in T-shirts, Sweatshirts and jackets. Zippers and drawstrings are key for the high-neck sweatshirts at Fila and Givenchy. The cropped T-shirt is coveted. The large-scale colorful patterns add interest.

In June, street brands and athleisure are dominant, holding 67% of the mix. Letters, photos and animal patterns take the lead. Paneling is still key, while cutout starts to gain traction. Preppy details can be neglected.

Siastella combines female and contemporary art. In this new season, sportif details are incorporated. Interesting mixing and matching bring more possibilities.

Innovative deconstruction and reinvention renews sweatshirts in A/W 19/20 trunk show. Zippers and drawstrings, as seen at FILA and Off-Whire, are key. Cropped sweatshirts elongate form. 3D patterns are diversified. Simple motifs add interest. Letter elastic bands are highlighted.

In April, smart casual is dominant, but there is a downward trend. Avant-grade brand and athleisure see a uptrend. Letter and figures are not as popular. The shares of piecing and appliques almost remain the same. Positioning prints see an obvious uptrend. Sweatshirts are must-haves. In April, sweatshirts of big brands are dominant. Letters, tapes and prints are key. Color blocks and piecing take the lead.

Unlike Gucci's classic vintage preppy style, some designer brands adopts more youthful details. Reinvented classic detailing, illogical cutting and bright patterns revitalize garments. British designer J.Won takes "life is a circus" as a theme for A/W 19/20 to renew the preppy style.

Sweatshirt -- S/S 2019 Popular Items in Girlswear Markets

This report is made through the comprehensive analysis of directional styles shown in Berlin, Tokyo, Seoul and Shanghai fashion week. We analyze the colors, techniques, patterns and brands to inspire your designs.

Sweatshirts are still popular for S/S 2019. Utility and statement design are combined to bring newness for young women. Mid-length silhouettes are key, and bright and refreshing colors are often seen.

The smart casual is most popular in March, followed by the avant-garde and athleisure. Piecing, embroidery and applique play dominant roles. Lettering is still popular.

In April's sweatshirts, the smart casual holds 44%, while the delicate chic style plays an important role, holding 25%. Letter patterns and piecing are still strong.

Colors in A/W 19/20 add charm to sweatshirts. Besides classic black, white and grey, tones of yellow, blue, red and Morandi are eye-catching. Different fabrics and creative details add more tones.