Exquisite appearance and cultivating consumers' sustainable awareness have become the mainstream of new consumption. The demand for individuality and limited items is also getting stronger, which has driven the market's demand for retro upcycling looks. Inspirations are drawn from the routine to upcycle old materials, to deconstruct and creatively transform classic fabrics and the best selling goods in the past. Old practical materials, retro elements, the garage fabrics and accessories are applied to upcycle overflowing items, endow products with the real sustainable meaning, and make the old materials and unsalable fabrics vigorous again. Regenerated fibers create a natural color mixing impact, individual and creative. The details of old clothes and unsalable fabrics are artistically hand-made, such as splicing the cuff and the collar to shape the new appearance, show nifty and eye-catching effect, and create the unique sustainable items.

As an item with a history of over a century but still popular, the trench coat is the classic representative of elegant and meaningful temperament. It is beautiful, versatile and graceful. So it is an important thing to have a chic and graceful trench coat in autumn and winter. Now let's have a look at new collocation trends for the trench coat.

The suit comes from Europe, giving a serious, educated and gentleman-style impression. During the past 400 years, there were the classical suit, formal suit, standard suit, leisure suit and women's suit. In recent years, the women's business suit shows the independent and confident qualities.

The Amazon rain forest has been on fire for more than 3 weeks. Human beings must reflect on this disaster. The speed of using resources is 50% more faster than that of renewing. Global resources are scarce and precious. In May, 2019, U.N. released the report of Global State of Nature Assessment. More than one million species are at risk. All this contributes to the emerging of sustainable designs and garments.

Advanced technologies and 5G will dominate S/S 2021. People will live in the real and virtual worlds. Meanwhile, nature is more favored to seek sustainable methods. The color on apparel emphasizes the emotions. The palette is much brighter. Cold tones from technology and nature make the dresses for S/S have a sunny and soft vibe.

With the fast development, we have lost lots of valuable resources. Relevant statistics show the rate of humans' consuming of resources is 50% bigger than that of renewing. The raw natural cotton fabric and other materials all interpret the relationship between humans and nature. Simple and cosy fabric gains momentum.

Placement panelling, one-piece panelling, gathering on the puff sleeve, lace, accessory and string shirring update dresses.

More comfortable and practical dresses are key for A/W 20/21. The looks are rustic and modest. The relationship between garments and humans is underlined.

Sustainability gains traction. Degradable and recycled cotton and linen are popular. Coarse cotton, pima cotton, cotton&linen blends and striped and checked cotton stand out.

The versatile and wearable items and styles are in high demand. The simple silhouette is the key direction. The shirt dress, waisted shape and irregular hem provide inspiration. Sheers are versatile, and voluminous gathering gains momentum for S/S 2020.

Natural colors and brand tones are combined for different age groups. There are six key colors: pinkish silver gray, ginger chlorine, dusty peach kernel, field yellow, sunset purple and pepperweed seed. Key items include the trench coat, outerwear, skirt and pants.

Sustainability is increasingly important. Degradable and recycled materials gain traction. The linen and cotton style peaks. In this season, the silhouette of puffas is emphasized.

In this season, designers uses foliage green, vibrant yellow and celosia orange to enliven S/S.

For S/S 2020, potter's clay provides a natural and deep feel, enlivening the S/S palette.

Under the dominance of vintage sports, futuristic function and street, minimalism makes a comeback, replacing the aesthetic of "more is better". Ludwig Mies Vander Rohe once said "less is more" to explain minimalism. Minimalist details, silhouettes and fabrics are all included.

Sustainability is paid more attention to in the fashion industry. Some brands such as CONVERSE and Everlane extract fibers from plastic bottles to produce recycled garments.

For S/S 2020, industrial influences are added into trench coats. Minimalism and neat details are key. Deconstructed skirts and contrasting panelled shirts emphasize Mood Industry.

With the rising of minimalism and dressy styling, intelligent technology drives the exploration of emotions according to POP's Mood Industry reports. Flue fog evolved into infinity blue.

Sustainability gains traction, in line with the theme for A/W 2021. Sustainable cottons and linens are focused on. Organic cotton in natural primary colors, colored cotton, Irish linen and indigo linen blends emerge.

Women's trench coats in A/W 20/21 are unconventional. Influences of suits, workwear, pleating, movable panels and corsets are most noticeable. Deconstruction is key here.

In a fast-paced, high-stress and over-consumption society, people are often spiritually barren, and their lives are chaotic and disorderly. When materialism doesn't meet people's needs, people turn to focus on life and nature. A sustainable, defensive and inclusive future is looked forward to. The seemingly neat and unchanged mode is deconstructed to form a new inner structure. We need to accept flaws in real life and still pursue independent spirits. Healthy and natural lifestyles and inner real needs are important. Recycled items are used for recreation. Different styles are mixed.