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.

Heavy gauge knitwear is made of thick yarns, which are fit for A/W. There are many kinds of heavy-gauge cables. Different heavy gauges create different textures. With the popularity of industrial architectural style, the silhouette and pattern for A/W 20/21 are emphasized for simple and sophistication.

S/W 2020 four fashion weeks will be held from September 4 to October 1. There will be lots of Chinese designers and brands showing up. In the following week, we will give you the latest info and trends.

Juniors are sunny and energetic. They have a variety of attractive characters. This report introduces the South Korean style, inspired by the retro buildings. Vintage blues, sweet girly pinks, grey pinks and sandy tones give energetic, romantic, independent and elegant qualities. The redefined trench coats show architectural and vintage tones, and the silhouettes are crisp.

The fur collar is perennial for A/W markets. The combos of cosy and comfortable fur collars and heavy coats are decorative and functional, adding a warm and fashionable effect. Bold contrasting colors add vibrancy to the A/W collections.

Environment and the apparel industry have a close relationship. Shearling is eco-friendly and sustainable. Shearling is elastic, absorbent and warm. In this age, the premium handfeel is the direction for all wool products. The understated, nonchalant qualities work well with consumers.

The bucket hat gains traction on Instagram, street snaps and catwalks. The bucket hat originates from Donegal in 1990. Nowadays, the bucket hat has evolved to be stylish and directional.

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.

The trench coat delivers a cool vibe, popular in every season. For A/W 20/21, trench coats are redefined with feminism. The gender boundary has been blurred, and the yuppie style is much clearer. This report interprets the inclusive quality of renewed yuppie via details such as deconstruction, fastening, military pockets, spliced ruffles and mock-vest trench coats as well as other novel trench coats.

With more time spent at working at home, resting and exercising, loungewear is more popular. The pajama, loungewear and home apparel are mixed , and the simple and comfortable style is favored. Wrapping, knotting and drawstrings add newness. The natural soft skin-friendly fabric is key. Knits update sweatshirts and home robes. Heavy-weight fabric will cover broader markets.

After rain at dusk, sunset glow is dreamy and mysterious, showing the essence of simple and sophistication.

With the development of technology, we will pay more attention to unique, simple and statement-making things. In simple and sophisticated pants, the gender boundary will be more blurred. Simple designs and placement improvements create a crisp and brave feel.

Ditsies are more modest and delicate. The combo of sheer gauze and ditsies is romantic and glamorous. Bright ombre ditsies are combined with fabrics in deep colors to create the starry effect.

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.

The re-rising of crocs shows the new trend. Designs for Gen Y and Z are still clearly different, but comfort is the most important focal point. The basic silhouettes with comfortable constructions are the mainstream trend for the dress.

The Shirt has an inherently formal effect, and it can be worn under or over items. For A/W 20/21, influenced by simple and utility styles and classics, masculine and classical empire-style femininity are emphasized. Details at the neckline, sleeve and closure are underlined. Placement micro deconstruction shows diversity.

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, loves big brands. According to the website Unidentified Fashion Object, Meghan Markle's spending on fashion in 2018 ranks first, with 427,972 pounds.

With the increasing economic development and the decreasing of the marriage rate, more independent women play important roles. This trend injects the lady style with decisive and powerful elements, and makes women's suits key items. In this season, simple and utility silhouettes are key. with straight and smooth structural lines. Increased or reduced volume is often applied to the neck, waist and sleeve to add diversity.

The comfort theme explores the relationship between individuals and houses. Simplicity and comfort in swimwear are increasing important.

The fabric, color and style of Han clothing still have an impact modern garments. Garments in Tang dynasty is colorful and open. Azurite, grey green, cinnabar, black and gold are often used. We can take cues from Han clothing to enrich fashion designing.

For A/W 19/20, feminism and 1950s and 1960s vintage styling are key for women's coats. The silhouette is changing. Tailoring stands out for A/W 20/21. The exaggerated broad shoulder nipped-in style and Chanel styling is key this season. The strap slim tailoring coats with the masculine feminist feel is most attractive.