This report analyzes the details of the 23/24 Autumn/Winter runway women's ready-to-wear garments. In this season, elegant collar designs and shoulder variations are widely used, presented in various forms. The use of fashionable designs and pockets also shows a noticeable upward trend. In addition, the application of dynamic fringes and handcrafted embellishments should not be overlooked, as they add more design and fashion elements.

AI technology has thundered into our lives and work this year, even changing the way we work. The development of AI is unstoppable and it enhances our work efficiency with greater precision and professionalism. This report analyzes the visual effects of knitwear presented in A/W 23/24 AI Fashion Week, providing inspiration for designers and brands.

This report analyzes the details and crafts used in women's knitwear on the Fall/Winter 2023 runway. This season, cut-out designs and delicate beading were widely used, presented in various forms. The use of unique collar shapes and heterogeneous splicing also showed a significant upward trend. Additionally, the use of irregular hemlines and side slits on sleeves cannot be ignored, adding more creativity and design elements.

According to the comparison table of the proportion of the color systems in 2022 SS and the 2023 SS, it can be seen that black, khaki, yellow-green, blue-green, orange-red, red, purple-red, blue The proportion of white and gray series has increased significantly, and the proportion of white series and gray series has decreased significantly. At the same time, through the research of color system tracking data in the past three years, the growth of the classic dark gray color and dynamic color system is more obvious. The color synthesis of this article focuses on the analysis of red, purple, blue, and yellow-green colors.

This report focuses on the yarn & stitch of men’s knitwear on A/W 23/24 runway shows. Mohair, mink hair, brushed yarns and melange yarns are the most outstanding yarns. For stitching, heavy-gauged stitches, stitch combinations, cables, jacquard stitch and rich colors elevate the fashion level.

De Vincenzo’s Etro takes to Milan Fashion Week to present its Fall/Winter 2023 collection. The Italian label finds a new direction saturated in ‘70s codes, and it happens to be the perfect vision for a brand shake-up. Merino wool made up numerous opening looks, with jumpers and cardigans shaping a relaxed, casual identity for the House. Those garments incorporated muted palettes and geometric shapes, leather buttons and soft details — shoulders curved naturally, hems fell below the waist, and everything screamed “comfort.”

This report focuses on the pattern element proportion of men’s knitwear on Fall/Winter 23/24 runway shows. Stripes and folk motifs are increasing clearly, as color blocks, argyles and cartoon elements also present an uptrend. The use of classic geometries, abstract patterns and flowers is essential as well. On the other side, the proportions of numbers and letters decrease in this season.

For A/W 23/24 men’s runway shows, neck details, visual conflicts and opposing edges are the highlights of knitwear. Embroidery, metallic ornaments and heterogeneous splicing also also important.

Zegna Winter 2023 collection closed out the Milan Men’s Fashion Week with a perfect finale show. Themed “The Oasi of Cashmere”, the winter fashion show offered five gray pieces, iconic Oasi Cashmere and related products to deepen the sustainable approach of Zegna Oasi. The discovery of more material possibilities rebuilds the cashmere menswear. The tension of silhouette better expresses the relaxing design and youthful attitude of designer.

Men’s knitwear items on Fall/Winter 23/24 runway show pay more attention to the minimalism and delicacy. Bold monochromes are combined with stitch skills and details to reflect the temperament of business elites. Graphic design feels a smart and casual touch. Wide-shoulder vest, t-shirt, pullover, polo, cardigan and knitwear set are the main topics of this report.

The report digs into the data analysis of yarns, patterns and crafts of S/S 2023 women’s knitwear. From lightweight yarns to luxury yarns and fuzz yarns, the use of yarns with different textures diversifies the knitwear design. Stripe(34%) is the most popular pattern element in this season; jacquard is also trending upward for the smart casual style. Stitch(45%) and delicate crochet(26%) are the on-trend crafts.

The knitwear on S/S 2023 women’s runway shows focuses on a minimalist and delicate sense. Slim-fit tanks highlight the use of material and craft. Pullovers and tees combine monochrome with stitches and details or try color blocking. The development of cardigan puts emphasis on comfort and delicacy. Dresses underline the perfect body curves of women. Pullovers highlight the sense of fashion and commuting.

For Spring/Summer 2023 women’s knitwear, Simple Casual is the most popular style in the market; Commute Elegance decreases in the mature lady market, but the performance of Chanel-inspired styles is outstanding; for young consumers, Athleisure shares a bigger proportion than Sweet Girl; Retro Leisure is also a noteworthy style in this year. The decreasing ethnic styles highlight a vacay atmosphere in this season.

According to the data analysis of pattern elements on Spring/Summer 2023 men's runway shows, stripe element has trended upward clearly; color blocks and cartoon elements are also increasing; besides, geos, checks and argyles are also essential. On Spring/Summer 2023 runways, letters, flowers and ethnic elements decrease a little bit, while handicraft is still a noteworthy point.

To evoke a world of endless possibilities and childlike wonder, Mike Amiri chose the beautiful Jardin des Plantes in Paris to unveil his Spring/Summer 2023 collection that once again demonstrates his sense of showmanship and affection for handcrafting. Always a cross between West Coast casual and European chic – his collection is now made between the U.S. and Italy – his suits look so light, helped by the weight and grace of jersey, while the blazers are deconstructed and cut casually – their seams removed to free up traditional shapes and create flouncy volumes inspired as much by sportswear as by stagewear.

According to the data analysis of men's knitwear on S/S 2023 runway shows, vests and polos have trended upward clearly; T-shirts and pullovers also share a bigger proportion; cardigans and knitted sets reveal a decrease in this season.

Taking to Milan, the Caten duo Dean and Dan have showcased DSQUARED2’s vibrant Spring/Summer 2023 Menswear collection. Paying homage to the Bob Marley Foundation, the collection features everything from 70s-inspired outerwear to the symbolic use of colours in the Jamaican flag (yellow, black and green). In an additional collaboration with Honda motorcycles, Dsquared2 combine their Marley inspiration with two starkly contrasting personas; the relaxed surfer and the rambunctious biker. And while a junction between the musical legend and the motorcycle company may seem a little odd at first, there’s actually a deep-rooted vein that joins the two together in perfect harmony – the designers aimed to symbolise both the vibe and rebellion of Marley’s time, surf culture, and 1970s Jamaica.

For men’s knitwear on S/S 2022 runway shows, heterogeneous splicing, embroidery and distressed detail are trending downward; the combination of smudged dyeing/tie dyeing and stitching presents an outstanding performance; the use of bright color contrasts underlines color matching and hem piping; tassels, rhinestones/beads and necklines will be the noteworthy trends.

This report focuses on the applications of yarns and stitching skills on the latest runway shows. Beyond the use of common cashmere and wool, we can also see lustrous yarns, fancy yarns, loop yarns and plush yarns. For stitching, fine knitting is breathable and cooling, while exquisite textures are also important. Heavy-gauged stitching are mainly presented in patterns, geos, cables, ottoman and ribs to show volume.

For the A/W 22/23 womenswear runway shows, the pattern design of knitwear is enriched by diversified elements. The use of geometric patterns has been the key. Argyles, checks, stripes and color blocks are updated by creativity. Rustic knitwear is also elevated by geometric patterns. Cartoon patterns, florals, animal stripes and scenery paintings are important as well.

Women’s knitwear on A/W 22/23 runway shows focuses on rhinestone, bead, and patchwork to develop more sophisticated pieces. Notably, the patchwork in autumn and winter is crisp and solid. Ruffles, metallic accessories, fringes, hand stitches, and cutouts are the main details.