In anticipation for New York Fashion Week, coming September 10 through 17, we decided to take a look back at the trends shown from the Fall/Winter 2015 collections. As the days grow shorter and layers are officially back on the racks, the heavy shearling coats and wool pantsuits shown last spring are finally ready to wear. The time is nigh, and trust us, there are plenty of looks to chose from.
Check out the list below for a few of our favorite styles from designers around the globe.
1. The Mystical Bohemian
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A possible response to normcore and minimalism, the bohemian trend is here to stay. With lush patterns, textures and prints, this look is about layered pieces and high drama. Heavier fabrics, especially brocade, make a statement in darker hues. Valentino’s bohemian fell a touch more on the witchy spectrum than say, a seventies, disco diva, but this mystical free spirit still knows how to rock a maxi dress and billowy silhouette.
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2. Grey Gardens Grannie
Grandma style has been around for several seasons now and shows no sign of stopping. Whether it was Gucci’s The Royal Tenebaums-inspired lunching ladies, or Maison Margiela’s kooky magpies, the more eclectic, the better. Tweed and patterned silk blouses brought a playful movement to the look and kept a youthful undercurrent running strong beneath the dowdy silhouettes. A touch conservative, this style has office-appropriate written all over it, even if your grandmother hasn’t worked in decades.
3. Sparse Luxury