Don't take a thunderbolt big point to take you to see 2015 early autumn trends

Lead-in: The new round of fashion week has not yet begun. The brand's 2015 early autumn series competition has more than half. Select the hottest big-name and light luxury brands nowadays, so that you can preliminarily preview the popular trends in autumn and winter next year. Versace2015 early autumn series intellectual and sexy, MichaelKors more and more young girls, BottegaVeneta love brighter......

Versace: Low-key sexy

Bold and as always, sensory stimulation is still the theme of the Versace 2015 early autumn series, but it requires you to explore. The creative director Donatella Versace used large blocks of color and asymmetrical cuts in the newly released series, highlighting the sleek, crisp silhouette. The combination of black slim-fit trousers, motorcycle jackets and suits reinforces the "minimalism" of this new series.

Of course, Donatella is always the red carpet queen. Inspired by Gianni Versace's low split-knit dress, the “Crystal Pin” on the high-cut dress adorns the delicate exquisite skirt, which is intellectual and sexy. The crystal pins also apply to the shoes and bags of the Versace 2015 early autumn series, making it the most recognizable design element in the series.

Michael Kors: Girlish Wind from Upper East Side

Michael Kors is becoming more and more masculine, and the new season's early autumn collection includes striped shirts, loose skirts, high-rise bottoms, and frog packs. "I definitely will not touch those outdated female elements such as bows and pearls, but I will look at them in an abstract way," said Michael Kors. The designer said that the early autumn women's collection was inspired by three Muse: singer Taylor Swift, Depp ex-girlfriend, movie star Winon Ryder and 60's fashion icon Baby Jane Holzer. So the whole series is a good combination of sweet girls' and retro style.

Bottega Veneta: Jumping Youth

Because Bottega Veneta's designer Tomas Maier loves to put bright colors in the fall compared to the Spring and Summer collections, the tone of this season's clothing is very light - purple, green, blue and orange. The Chelsea Girl-style straight silhouette, youthful romance and sculptural lines, cartoon-like shoes, chic Boyfriend jackets, and college-style horn buckles all impacted Bottega Veneta's past celebrity images.

The series' "Body Color" combination is particularly impressive. From clothing to accessories, boldly use the same color. The corrugated inkjet printing on wool fabrics also subtracts the heavy feeling of the fabric itself, making the overall shape vivid and luxurious.

Gucci: Tribute to the 70s

In this season's early autumn series, Gucci well neutralizes the elements of Boyish and feminization, even if it is still "look in the 1970s." The design of Frida Gianni, the former creative director of Gucci, can always make people find some small new ideas in less expectation. In 2015, the popular colors of Marsala, embellishments of beads, Nordic-style knit jacquard, Persian wool, and Swiss lambskin made the style of the 1970s full of layers and hippies. The publicity, there are also celebrities moist.

3.1 Philip Lim: Regaining Self and Recalling South American At the Same Time

2015 marks the 10th anniversary of the creation of designer Philip Lim's personal brand, Phillip Lim. This landmark moment also allows designers to review their own brand design elements. It has to be said that thinking about the core of the label and design elements of the Philip Lim brand makes this early autumn series a breakthrough for the brand in recent years.

According to the designer himself, the inspiration of this series was mainly from his visit to Bolivia and Peru. The South American tribal style is concentrated in the extensive use of fancy stripe motifs and flounced border trims, and fringed trimming is also done at the orthodox forbidden suit jacket cuffs and rims.

Dior: interpreting innovation, shaping the concept of the future

When it comes to Dior's early autumn series, I have to mention Tokyo, the venue for this conference. It was the influence of various costumes and ultra-modern artistic atmosphere on the streets of Tokyo. Dior creative director Raf Simons let this early autumn 2015 conference show a refreshing sense of avant-garde, let the metropolitan atmosphere of Tokyo collide Dior haute couture house style.

In this style, there is a mix of evening wear and daily wear, men's style dark colors with red, yellow and blue primary colors, a large number of silver sequins material is gorgeous and full of futuristic sense, matching it with thick wool, old leather and pulp washed cotton The rough texture of the fabric. The lines of the classic suit jacket have become more angular and more graphical. The concept of hooded duffel coat has been recreated from a jacketed cotton and traditional English wool coat, neutralizing some of the toughness.

Alexander Wang: Keep moving and cool

“We started to think about what things supported the wardrobe of women? The answer is personal style,” said Alexander Wang. “People are advocating street style because the style is easy to imitate, and it's easy for them to combine other fashion elements and form a new one. His own style. So this is really about personal style." Therefore, the iconic and tough neutral elements continue to flourish in the early fall series of 2015, Oversize's long-sleeved suit jacket, gray-plaid printed one-piece overalls. At the same time, there are also feminine elements such as tugging dresses, satin skirts, and provocative fishnet stockings. Alexander believes that it is time to introduce elegant and sexy red carpet models in his personal brand, which is itself a mature brand. the road.

Tory Burch: Hooker meets "Swing London"

London's Carnaby Street in the 1960s is still a gathering place for London's fashionistas and avant-garde artists. It also makes Swinging London's style to be used by designer Tory Burch. Season series. Striking double-breasted jackets, straight miniskirts, Chelsea boots, Loafers and other items have Tory Burch's signature: bright color scheme, tiled prints and bohemian embroidery. "The design of the cross belt on Chelsea's boots is an improvement from my father's old design," said the designer. It can be seen that these unconstrained design styles are more like the little rebellion that urban ladies often have.

Kate Spade: Wild African Invasion City

The creative director Deborah Lloyd knows how to make Kate Spade brand DNA flow. The early autumn series with African style is the beginning of this brand change. These African elements, such as laser-printed cheetahs and kittens, give this metropolitan brand a layer of fascination.

In this modelling, the culottes that Lloyd calls “new skirts”, with pink blouses and simple black jackets, look handsome and capable. The lustre of the clothes seems to be “Buy now, wear it right away!”

Jason Wu: The minimalist line of continuation

Jason Wu still admires the minimalist design in this early autumn design. Inspired by the artist Dan Flavin's sculpture, Jason Wu presents evening wear and day wear in simple lines and colors. For this series, Jason WU talks about how an artist can highlight his/her design with flat graphics and bold colors: double-faced cashmere jackets and skirts, dark green anti-slip dresses, and more. He mentioned the forest green leather apron dress, wrapped in the body, which highlights the body's curve, "This is the real beauty of the fabric." Jason Wu said.

Diane von Furstenberg: Balance of Street and Feminization

Michael Herz, creative director of DVF, has always been very good at the concept of this fashion house. “This is a balance between modern street fashion and the feminine elements of Diana,” said the designer. This season's early autumn series, continuing the spring and summer series, wrap skirts and other basic single products reappear in the national-style printing.