Hand scrawls are artistic. The creation methods and contents are diversified. Exaggerated lines are fit for designers brands and street brands. Haculla, co-founded by Harif Guzman and Jon Koon, combines street art and fashion. Hand scrawls are one of Haculla's features.

2020 is the year of the rat. As the first animal of Chinese zodiac, rat is smart, intelligent and vital. Chinese zodiac patterns are always hot at the beginning of Chinese Lunar New Year. This report includes simple and playful rats, new year rats, illustration-style rats and personified rats.

With the increasing popularity of hero films and cartoons, more people start to pay attention to those heroes. Avengers 4 was a blockbuster; Aquaman and Shazam were also successful. Those heroes are fit for patterns on kidswear. This report shows you hero patterns and pattern techniques.

Mouse -- Womenswear Pattern Trend

Letters are key for pattern designing. New letter patterns make a statement. The overlaying of different kinds of letters adds depth.

Tie-dye makes a strong comeback. The effects can be romantic, exceptional, colorful and elegant. MSGM, LV, VOGUE, Stella McCartney and CLOT all use tie-dye.

In this season, Du Pareil au meme, a French kidswear brand, mainly uses primates like monkeys and gorillas for patterns. This report shows you all kinds of monkey motifs.

Letters are versatile and timeless. Newspaper-style letters deliver a vintage and chic mood. All-over letters are nonchalant. Placement overlaid letters make a statement. roduct of Imitation, Jeremy Scothei and Ani Datukishvili all use letters for designing garments.

Dinosaur patterns gain traction, and they are very common in menswear. Different kinds of dinosaurs show different styles: statement illustration style, lettering, black and white shapes.

Let us go to the jungle to see the natural world where raccoons, foxes and bears live in.

Maximalism prevails, combining the vintage influences of the 1970s and contemporary bold motifs. Stripes and super large flowers are impressive. Warm tones like orange, brown and bronze are reminiscent of the hippie style of the 1970s. The heritage hand-drawn florals are attractive; the tropical vacation and mini patterns are more suitable for the young. Animal skins in unconventional colors are impressive. Straight lines are changed to make a statement.

There are some things which are timeless. Checks are one of them. They can be artistic, vintage or refreshing. Compared with stripes, the charming part of checks is that different lines are intersecting to form a range of patterns.

Chains are cool and fashionable. Different kinds of chains, fashionable details, belts and animal skins are presented. Versace, Diogo Miranda, Victoria Beckham and ALG all show their unique chains.

This report includes figure-related patterns in different styles. Big brands like Mayoral and Fendi all show their special figure motifs.

Camouflage is timeless. On the latest catwalks for A/W 19/20, John Richmond, N Hoolywood, 16N by ada mo, Haculla, Maison Mihara Yasuhiro and Liam Hodges all used camouflage. The combination of abstract camouflage motifs and hand scrawls adds newness.

In this season, big brands' coast motifs and styles are exciting and interesting.

Paisley is a decorative motif with a long history. It has different names in different cultures and periods. Paisley is still popular nowadays, and it can be seen in many brands such as Altuzarra Rokh and Richard Quinn.

Realistic flowers feel noble and elegant, and ditsies give a delicate and casual feel. Florals, as seen at Louis Vuitton and Vivetta Arias, were shown during recent fashion weeks.

Hand scrawls have gained traction, and they can be seen on lots of big brands, designers and Chinese brands. Hand scrawls have become a special culture directly expressing attitudes. Abstract hand scrawls, interesting letters and contrast colors make a stylish statement.

The combination of linear graphics and letters is very popular for fashion brands. For A/W 19/20. Misbhv, Filling Pieces, Still Good, Kokon To Zai and Armani Exchange all use patterns containing linear graphics and lines. The unique futuristic and spatial feel of linear graphics is impressive, while letters add a layering effect.

Abstract geometrics are simple yet sophisticated with a deep modern fashion feel. The different combinations of points, lines and planes deliver a harmonious aesthetic. Louis Vuitton, Akris, MaXhosa By Laduma and Imprint at recent catwalks all use lots of geometrics.