Chanel's catwalks often get attention from the whole world. This time, Chanel takes us to a ski resort. As the last collection designed by Karl Lagerfeld, who just died recently, and new creative director Virginie Viard. All models wear a white camellia, which pays tribute to the past and marks the new start.

According to 18/19 pre-fall data of colors, core color families have been renewed. Industrial grey and khaki families are key. In this season, red and orange are redefined, and autumn brown influences the pre-fall palette. Compared with past seasons, the use of green has increased obviously. In the past five years, green has continued to evolve, and nowadays, it is used on lots of looks. For purple family, its proportion decreased noticeably in this season.

This season, fur and leather apparel mainly includes overcoats, trench coats and jackets, combining femininity with masculinity. They emphasize the confident and individual quality of urban women.

Sophisticated womenswear features a calm and elegant style. Simple and neat silhouettes play an important role. Details become more subtle and considered, smartening up looks.

Colorful suits at 2019 S/S New York Fashion Week are impressive. Unique silhouette, delicate details, color-clashing buttons or buttons with the tonal shades make suits more attractive and fashionable. Suits in the past are dull, but these new suits are bold, individual and vibrant.

The blue, chrome red and beige wool coat is gaining traction at the market. The application of silhouette and details are ingenious, alongside the colorways, which is highly creative.

Sakura pink, nude pink and pale blue appear on Fendi's new collection. Lightweight fur trims, delicate fur collars and cuffs grab attention. Energetic pastels team with fur decorations for modest luxury, playing contrast with the background.

From saturated colors to fluorescent hues, reds to blacks, bold shades stand out on coats in this season. Red is powerful, while soft cosmetic tones including camel feel retro. Yellows such as neon yellow and mustard give coats brilliant looks. Blues highlight femininity, evolving from electric blue to cornflower blue. They feel fresher against black tones.

Form the data of 18/19 runway show, we can see that the coat takes a large proportion, and the wool is key material in this season. A series of warm vibrant colors are highlights, including Popsicle Orange, Mustard Yellow, Carmine Red and Rumba Red. Black , Rumba Red and Almond Beige take the largest ratio , Popsicle Orange and Mustard Yellow are colors to watch in 18/19 men's wool coat.

The three seasons see neutral colors descend year by year. Chromatic shades increase progressively, especially purples, blues, greens and oranges, but reds go down. This report focuses on chromatic tones.

According to POP's statistics, some colors for coats emerge on the A/W 18/19 men's catwalks. In addition to classic shades, bright and cool tones play an important part. Shades such as Mauve Chalk, Light Mist Purple and Architecture Gray combine with wools to complete impressive coats for this season, and add freshness to the A/W palette.

According to the color statistics of A/W 18/19 catwalks. Neutral tones account for a high proportion. For chromatic colors, reds and blues are key. Blues see an obvious uptrend, while yellows and greens also increase.

We are entering the next decade, in a time full of anxiety, people take more seriously about spirituality, mysticism and the power of nature.They turn to shaman, witchcraft and ancient wisdom to relieve all kinds of pressures. The dramatic details, conspicuous shoulder line create a striking look.

Menswear brands such as Alexander McQueen apply embroidered wools on A/W 18/19 catwalks. Embroidery is an elevated form of decoration, infusing embroideries into traditional wools to add an haute couture feel to men's wool coats.

The rise of professional and outdoor sports drives the prevalence of activewear. The lines on suits and knits give a cool sporty feel.

The elegant 50s women, the independent women and diverse lifestyles of the 60s marked the boom of fashion. After the end of WWII, womenswear focused more on the shape, and X line was a classic during that period. As the 1960s witnessed the development of technology and the independence of women, loose silhouettes prevailed, and A line was most noticeable. Women living an exquisite life still favor retro styles of the previous time. The hot TV drama 'The Marvelous Mrs Maisel' and brands such as Christian Dior and Balenciaga take inspirations from the classic looks. Fashion of the 50s and 60s should not be ignored.

Composite materials are increasingly embraced by men's brands in recent years. They emerge on A/W 18/19 men's catwalks. Leather with fur, suede composites, denim composites and corduroy composites are prominent on runways this season. Various bonded materials reflect different styles.

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