Still deciding how your wardrobe should look this ‘Fall Winter’? Find out every thing you need to know right here. By Ornella Bignami, Fashion and Creative Director, Elementi Moda and global trend forecaster.

Women’s Clothing

The Look: The look is more refined with emphasis on detailing. In office wear, the trend is androgynous. In casual dressing, a lot prints with different colour combination will be visible.

Fabrics: Lightweight fabrics like polyster blends, light materials like chiffon, light-weight wool, masculine-feminine material.

Colours: The hues are concentrated on one colour palette – soft with a range of skin tones, coral, camel, pink-brown. In greys, the shades in vogue are pearl grey, bluish grey. Blake and white will remain the classic colour combination. Metallic finish in gold, silver and steel effect will be big.

Prints: Subtle and mixed with overlap-ping colours. Also dark colour combinations will be a rege.

Men’s Clothing

The Look: The over-all look is traditional, with a few innovations.

Fabrics: Lightweight materials, woolen blends with a white, elegant look. The look is more refined than what it was in the past, even if it’s casual wear. Herring bones and pin stripes will be popular.

Colours: Grey, brown, blue and black.

Prints: More than prints , it is sophisticated colour combinations that make the mark. A hint of lace work on shirts adds a detailing touch. The metallic effect on jackets will work well.

The Global Market
(Especially North America, Europe and Japan)

Fabrics: A lot more wool and the European market will witness the use of more luxurious fabrics like cashmere blend and soft materials.

Colours: The palette will essentially be soft with grey, camel, brown and blue being the dominating hues.

Designers To Watch out For …
Dolce and Gabbana for the younger market. D&G has an interesting collection in white, crystal decorations. For a more classic and elegant look, Karl Lagerfeld, Dior, Zac Posen will be big