This report is based on the comprehensive analysis of the TOP 100 hot lists for women's printed fabrics based on user download and interaction data from POP Fashion in the past three months. In the top three month hot list, Dries Van Noten is the most popular women's printed fabric brand, followed by Hermes and Alexander McQueen. According to the analysis results of the TOP Hot List, the most popular printed fabric materials are cotton and linen, silk, viscose, and sheer. Cotton and linen are mainly made of cotton and poplin, accounting for about 28% of the total. Real silk fabrics are mainly made of satin and exquisite twill texture, presenting a mature and elegant style. Adhesive materials have an upward trend and are mostly used to create slim fitting and elastic dress contours; The process focuses on the textured printing presented by combining the jacquard base fabric; The European pattern and full floral orientation are highly favored in pattern design.

Throughout the 2024 spring and summer women's fashion show, cotton and linen fabrics are still a high proportion of materials, while basic poplin and twill gabardine are showing a trend of multi style application. Urban minimalism and work street fashion are important styles, and the proportion of suits and skirts in the ready-made clothing category has significantly increased compared to the previous season. Overall, attention is paid to the comfort and relaxation brought by natural materials when wearing. High density poplin is mainly made of high count combed pure cotton, showcasing a lightweight and crisp texture, accounting for 33%. It extends from traditional shirt items to various types of ready-made clothing applications, such as suits, pants, and lightweight outerwear; Smooth cotton textiles mainly consist of twill gabardine, accounting for 31% of the total, which mainly appears in heavy and straight jackets and fashionable workwear sets; The color woven striped fabric focuses on the innovative application of holiday style patterns and basic fine stripes, accounting for 11%; The texture of cotton and linen is composed of multiple textures such as jacquard twill, washed crepe, and knotted yarn, which have weakened compared to previous seasons. It emphasizes the softness and fineness of the fabric, accounting for 9%; In the simple and natural world, the main manifestations are the cotton and linen colored spinning effect, the woven canvas texture, and the basic cotton twill garment making process, showcasing the natural properties of cotton and linen, accounting for 6%; Hollow out embroidery and printing are mainly based on basic cotton and linen plain patterns, combined with innovative floral arrangements to become important highlights of this season. The data and materials in this report mainly come from fashion weeks in Milan, Paris, London, and New York, focusing on new trends in cotton and linen fabrics during the four major fashion weeks.

Looking at the 2024 Spring/Summer women's fashion show, we can analyze the six key styles of fashion synthetic fiber fabrics: recycled cellulose fiber, sports synthetic fiber, wrinkled texture, dense high gloss, technological metal, and smooth & dry. From the style proportion table, it can be seen that the most popular fabric style is dense high gloss, which has significantly increased compared to the proportion of Spring and Summer 23; The classic clean and dry style of chemical fiber fabrics is still mainstream, accounting for 21%; Regenerated cellulose accounts for 15%, and its application scope gradually expands with a significant increase; Sports chemical fibers, wrinkled texture, and technological metals all account for about 7%, with wrinkled texture style fabrics showing a significant decrease compared to the previous season. Technological metallic luster fabrics are one of the key trends of this season. In terms of ready-made clothing categories, fashion chemical fiber fabrics are mainly used in skirts and their proportion has slightly decreased. The data and materials in this report mainly come from fashion weeks in Milan, Paris, London, and New York, focusing on the new trends in three-dimensional decorative fabrics during the four major fashion weeks.