Innovative details play a more important role in business leisure suits. For A/W 20/21, experimental details are innovative, working well in the young market. Frayed edges, creative lapels, outdoor fastenings and labels bring newness.

This inclusive age brings diversification. More classic and decorative arts are revived. Metallic materials are widely applied to garments. Florals, chains, pins and heads take on an opulent approach.

Rihanna's Tang Dynasty Looks are on the cover of the Aug. 2019 Issue of Bazaar in China edition, showing the mix of the western and Chinese aesthetics. The Tang dynasty-style hairstyle and make-up are combined, which is impressive.

With the trend of avoiding the formal feel and strengthening of women' status, women's suits are deconstructed and reorganized with more new elements.

Popular misty rose continues into A/W 20/21. The candy pink for A/W 19/20 evolved into smoky tones, while the tones this season move to pastel hues. Misty rose stands out, delivering a warm and nostalgic message. With the increasing pace in life, a simple, cosy and premium style gains traction. Soft solid colors is the mainstream trend currently.

For AW 20/21, the high-closure single-breasted suit, generous vintage suit and Japanese casual suit dominate. Zip-up and hooded versions are also included. The waterproof silk fabric is sporty.

In pre-fall 2020, square shoulder and dropped shoulder are developed. Padded shoulders are wider, styled with a nipped-in waistline. Cropped silhouettes are also seen in suits. Lots of elements from other silhouettes like the waistband are applied to suits.

Lively orange colors for A/W 19/20 felt warm and bold. In S/S 2020, orange colors were lightened and interpreted vibrancy in S/S with the soft and vintage tones. In A/W 20/21, orange colors combine technical and classical cultures.

Recreated Classic Art -- Theme Trend for A/W 20/21 Kidswear

As the rate of human consumption of resources is 50% faster than the speed at which nature regenerates resources, global resources become scarce and precious, and recycling redefines the environmental protection system. Global Assessment report on state of nature released by UN in May 2019 indicates that 1 million species around the world are facing extinction due to human impact on nature. Reproducing and fast-cycling organic materials offset the rapid consumption of natural resources to protect the earth. Designers are awakened to reshape nature and improve ethics. Leisure outdoor design connects humans with nature, and take people back to basics.

Pre-fall 2019 designs blur the boundaries between leisure, resort and luxe. Blazer silhouettes tend to be more practical.

Celebrities at home and abroad wore aerobic green items. Zhou Dongyu, Dilraba and Elle Fanning interpreted a vivid and fresh style, while Victoria Beckham and Gigi Hadid exuded an elegant touch.

Suit is indispensable for men. One business casual suit can be worn for work and leisure activities.

Classics never fade in the fashion world, and denim items are perennial.

Suits move in a youthful direction. They use trendy elements such as checks, sport details and fashion patterns to update design.

In S/S 2020, gathered details are important for apparel. Adjustable shirring, knot, rope, wrap or overlap adds depth and tightens garments.

Coat and jacket are key items to keep warm in cold weather, emphasizing practicality and fashion, as well as sustainable design and exquisite lifestyle. For materials, surface textures and skin-friendly effect are important. A variety of natural materials such as wools and sharpa are applied for elevated looks. Simple silhouettes, neat cutting merge with soft details to create cool yet feminine styles.

Toile de Jouy, originated in France in the late 18th century, literally means "cloth from Jouy-en-Josas", a town in the south-west suburbs of Paris. The copperplate prints are repeated patterns depicting a fairly complex scene including French outdoor life, plant and myth.

Strap with buckle is now applied to different parts of apparel. The three-dimensional accessory is undoubtedly utility.

Tailored suits are not always formal, they are refreshed to entice fashion-forward youth.

Check accounts for 14.6% of all womenswear, and its proportion to patterns has a YOY increase of 15%. Bright checks are more often used. Washed and brushed tartans combine with windowpane plaids. Fabrics incorporate fur strips to create a three-dimensional effect. Preppy check coats with neat silhouettes merge leisure with formal feel.