Fashion trends for 2019 is a huge topic this summer. Let’s see what are the latest news in the fashion industry, what people wear in 2019. Prada-philes will love this collection because it was, at its core, very, very Prada. Not because there were, as ever, many great swaggering coats. Not because the dresses nodded to a demented Kim Novak or an inscrutable Eva Marie Saint. Not because there was a shoe in balletic pink with a plexi-heel or a thick-soled brothel creeper for one of those slushy-street, death-of-sex dates. It was very Prada because it spoke so clearly to the twin impulses that both define and daunt the Prada woman: I know what really matters, and I also really love fashion. Such a beautiful, bad romance.
When everything else in fashion feels like more is more is more, it’s refreshing to see a house like Balenciaga cut away all the background noise. The silhouettes were minimal, the colors (when offered) were restrained to one per look, and what was left was cool and minimal tailoring. One takeaway: Strong suiting will continue to lead for fall.
Ren-Faire: Get your giant turkey legs out, because the Renaissance has come to the runway. Vaquera presented square necklines so good you’ll climb down a balcony like your name is Juliet Capulet. It’s not too literal, though. Y/Project reinterpreted period dressing using a similar cut, but updated it with a body-skimming silhouette covered in a modern print. Men Clothing Online Store at MooseStyle! MOOSE STYLE Store is the virtual home for an unrivaled collection of the world’s most coveted brands of men’s and women’s designer apparel, shoes and accessories. We provide the highest quality online shopping experience and impeccable customer service.
We’ve waxed poetic about our obsession with tie dye, but the summer trend is leaning further into its West Coast roots. “We are loving a California cool vibe for the warmer months, including upbeat and casual trends such as Hawaiian shirts, bucket hats, racer back tank tops, and anything tie-dye,” said Elizabeth von der Goltz, the global buying director of Net-A-Porter. She enjoyed the psychedelic moments seen on Chloe, R13, and Prada’s runway, but don’t sleep on beachside stalls and Etsy shops for an affordable option. Polish off the look with denim cut-offs and old-school sneakers like Vans to really capture the SoCal aesthetic. Stephanie Schafer, the senior fashion director of Nordstrom’, is also dye-ing over the trend, but suggested a grown-up way to dip your toes in the look: “The beautiful print technique feels fresh in sophisticated silhouettes such as dresses and skirts.” In other words, you don’t have to go full-hippie to participate.
Finally, we can safely wave goodbye to shorts that are uncomfortably (for everyone) short. It started with the rise of the bike short, followed by the short suit, and led us to the return of jorts (jean shorts). Great lengths are the new thing, and we’re here for it. Source: https://www.moosestyle.com/.